Sentence examples for distinct displacement from inspiring English sources

A distinct displacement train was obtained and the separation of nucleotides went succesfully.

In addition, some major fore/aftershocks were found to have left distinct displacement signals in the EOF solutions.

This approach was designed to monitor distinct displacement regimes, ranging from small to high deformation rates, and to map surface changes, based on variations of radar reflectivity.

First, the reciprocity of elasto-dynamics is demonstrated between two distinct displacement fields induced by a point loading and an actuating PZT.

The two distinct displacement values YY at PY and YC at PC provide sufficient information for the construction of an accurate load displacement curve 0YC as depicted in Fig. 1b for the grid under consideration.

The density profile, tortuosity distribution, diffusion coefficient and radial distribution functions were chosen to characterize the microscopic detachment process, and two distinct displacement modes of the adsorbed oil, layer-by-layer and entire detachment, were identified at different temperatures.

Distinct plate displacement shape functions were defined for the regions underneath and outside the active electrodes.

The structure of hCLP determined to 1.5 Å resolution by X-ray crystallography shows a distinct 30° displacement along the interconnecting central helix, when compared to the highly conserved structure of vertebrate CaM, resulting in a difference in the relative orientation of its two globular domains.

While, for PC2, a distinct CoM displacement and rotation of the Θ angle was measured, PN2 in addition undergoes a rotational movement in both angles.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04686.010 A striking difference between our cryo-EM maps, however, is a distinct upward displacement of the P-loop away from the switch II loop in our no-nucleotide map.

Two distinct actin displacements were observed: an initial localized deformation occurring within ~20μm from the point of contact (but not at the point of contact), followed by a localized deformation far from the point of contact, including the retraction of distant stress fibers at the cell edges due to focal adhesion remodeling.