Sentence examples for downward I from inspiring English sources

In most populations of Solidago altissima, a small proportion of plants have a growth pattern in which the stem bends early in the season so that the apex is pointing downward (i.e., a "candy-cane" stem) then straightens up again later in the season.

One is the separation process which occurs either when the combustion wave propagates downward (i.e. in the direction of gravity) and the initial reactant is heavier than the product, or when the combustion wave propagates upward and the initial reactant is lighter than the product.

This effect is obtained by mitigating the interaction between the two sides of the serration, by delaying toward the tip both the outward (i.e., the tendency of the flow to deviate from the centerline to the edge of the serration) and the downward (i.e., the tendency of the flow to merge between the upper and bottom side of the serration) flow motions present at the root of the sawtooth.

(v) In response to the "downward" (i.e. towards the cytoplasm) electrostatic force mediated by the protonated water molecule H3O+, TM6 moves away from the rest of the protein, resulting in the release of the water molecules from the middle-cavity, including that protonated.

Eight upward (i.e. 5°, 10°,.40°) and eight downward (i.e. −5°, −10°,.−40°) pointing movements towards targets at multiples of 5° were performed.

For all seedlings grown within the magnet, whatever their position in the magnetic field, roots grew downward, i.e. towards the ground.

This approach explains the reason for the different behavior of the experimental sigmoidal I-t curves with respect to the wholly concave downward ones; the frequent occurrence of concave downward I-t curves characterized by a time course describable by a sum of two exponential functions is also justified.

The band's major label debut, "You'd Prefer an Astronaut," sold some 250,000 copies on the strength of "Stars," and Hum released the more ambitious follow-up "Downward Is Heavenward" in 1998.

Most of them are more suggestive than instructive, like something a yoga teacher might tell her students as they slipped into downward dog (I assume — I have never been to a yoga class, because I know I would fart immediately).

We show that all versions of so-called downward inheritance, i.e., on-path or off-path preemption and skeptical or credulous reasoning, are intractable.

In the wind tunnel, four samplers designed to measure the horizontal dust flux and one sampler designed to measure the vertical dust flux (in the downward direction, i.e., deposition) were calibrated against an isokinetic reference sampler.