Sentence examples for double tether from inspiring English sources

This paper provides a mathematical approach to estimate the survival probability of a double tether system and then apply the approach to evaluate the mission success rate of the active debris removal using electro-dynamic tether that JAXA has proposed.

In order to overcome this weakest point, a double tether system, in which two tether strands are tied together at even intervals to form equally spaced loops, has been suggested as one of the promising candidates.

Data from double tethers were not included here.

Occasionally, double tethers visible in DIC were pulled by a single bead and these gave a twofold increase in tether force from the same cell.

The second example is similar to that of the first but with a double stranded tether.

(There's a relevant wink along the way at Samuel Fuller's jangling masterwork "Shock Corridor".) The term that describes the link between the Wilsons and their doubles is called "tethering"—and that word, in its many grammatical forms, recurs throughout the film (not least, in repeated allusions to Hands Across America).

Suffice to say it adopts a double timeframe, with one strand tethered to the the Renaissance art world of the 1460s and the other wrapped around a "child of a child of the 1960s".

In most pachytene nuclei of wild-type worms (>99%), rec-8 single mutants (95%), and coh-4 coh-3 double mutants (>99%), sisters were tethered.

The electronic tether is, nevertheless, a double edged sword.

Here, we addressed this question using a double-stranded DNA-based tension gauge tether system serving as a predefined mechanical force gauge ranging from 12 to 56 pN.

Here, we studied electrochemistry of Ru hexamine (RuHex) electrostatically interacting with double-stranded (ds) DNA tethered to gold electrodes through the alkanethiol linker.