Sentence examples for elements and interaction from inspiring English sources

Older infilled frame R/C structures have several deficiencies as compared to seismic code-conforming structures, inherent to the behavior of the structural elements and interaction between structural and nonstructural components, which should be accounted for an accurate performance assessment.

A network can be defined as an object composed of elements and interactions or connections between these elements.

These requirements were thematically grouped and consolidated where they overlapped, and then translated into model elements and interactions between them.

At the same time, network theory has flourished, enabling analyses of complex systems that have multiple elements and interactions.

Also in protein dispersions, the size of structural elements and interactions present account for structural changes due to flow.

Physicists are interested in measuring neutrino properties because they tell us about the structure of the Standard Model, the well-tested theory that describes matter's most basic elements and interactions.

The regulatory network that we propose takes into account a reduced set of elements and interactions.

In prokaryotic systems, both the response to RNA sequence elements and interactions with accessory proteins are facilitated by polymerase pausing at strategic locations (reviewed in Landick 2006).

Such models are typically parsimonious, including a minimal number of key functional elements and interactions that describe the structure or the principal dynamics of the system.

Finally, layout of the elements and interactions that make up the pathway should be such that it is relatively easy to follow the direction and nature of flow of information from the initial trigger to the eventual outcome.

As a rule, such models suffer from uncertainty in the structure, both from a lack of representation of essential elements and interactions, as well as from erroneous model representation of the phenomena under investigation [ 21, 22].