Sentence examples for displaced over time from inspiring English sources
The one-dimensional wave equation (pictured) describes how much any material is displaced, over time, as the wave proceeds.
In these cases, competition is displaced over time.
FP measurements were taken every 15 min for an hour against the fluorescein conjugated phosphopeptide STAT5B complex to verify that the phosphopeptide probe (5-FAM-GpYLVLDKW) was not being displaced over time.
In other words, we surmise that the enrichment of CD34+ cells on the capture layer is a consequence of a temporally evolved system in which leucocytes or other MNCs are displaced over time by HSPCs having greater adhesion and lower detachment rates.
The most widely used genetic method for short-term (contemporary) N e estimation (Krimbas and Tsakas 1971; Nei and Tajima 1981; Pollak 1983) is based on obtaining two samples displaced over time (generations) and estimating the temporal variance in allele frequencies (F) between them.
Outside the US, Brazilian billionaire Eike Batista (who ranked tenth on the Bloomberg list) intends to displace over time Carlos Slim, his Latin American peer who is ranked first.
Collaborations take place in real time or displaced over the internet where the parties often never meet face-to-face.
Thus a debate analogous to that earlier discussed regarding the definitions of 'fitness' emerges here by group selection do we mean a distinct type of causal process that needs to be conceptually distinguished from selection at the level of individual organism or gene, or do we merely mean a tendency within certain populations for some well defined groups to displace others over time?
Farmers worry that plants with tailor-made survival genes will over time displace tastier traditional varieties.
Displacing 3664 LT at full load, she was somewhat larger than her half-sisters and displaced over 300 LT more.
However, in the presence of our positive control (human La), the relative FRET signal decreased over time due to the unlabeled bottom strand displacing the labeled strand, an activity that requires an RNA chaperone.
