Sentence examples for distinguishable components of from inspiring English sources
The results suggest that there are at least two distinguishable components of motor learning in the VOR.
These values were summed for each of the 4 experimentally distinguishable components of Fe in the cell (i = F3, M, C+ F2, P) and for each of the 19 batches examined (76 comparisons overall).
Mizar, also called Zeta Ursae Majoris, first star found (by the Italian astronomer Giovanni Battista Riccioli in 1650) to be a visual binary i.e., to consist of two optically distinguishable components revolving around each other.
Work loss attributable to headache has three distinguishable components.
This showed three distinguishable components with peaks at 284.7 eV, 286.5 eV and 288.8 eV, respectively.
The goal of these procedures is to decompose EOG and EEG into spatial and temporal distinguishable components.
This method can be applied to binary mixture systems the two components of which have a distinguishable difference in refractive index as well as in absorptivity.
If the cosedimenting components of a complex are spectrally distinguishable, continuous sedimentation-coefficient distributions specific for each component can be calculated to reveal the molar ratio of the complex's components.
Understanding the origin and essential qualities of the Iliad or the Odyssey entails trying to sort out not only the separate components of the pre-Homeric tradition but also Homer's own probable contributions, whether distinguishable by their dependence on the monumental idea or by their apparent novelty vis-à-vis the tradition as a whole or by other means.
However, the main distinguishable feature of scurs was the elevated expression of many members of fibrillar collagen genes which code for components of the proteinaceous extracellular matrix (ECM).
On the basis of first results it is questionable if the three different components of those approaches really address different latent sub-competencies of educational research competencies and therefore, if they are actually empirically distinguishable.
