Sentence examples for elongate before from inspiring English sources
As the maximum transmitted power increases, the constraints are less restrictive, and backbone links have larger margins to elongate before the constraint force appears to avoid exceeding distances.
They reported also that the polymer jet experiences longer flight times due to the longer nozzle-to-collector distance, which allows more time for the fibers to stretch and elongate before depositing on the collector.
In our model, the variation is set by a persistence length, which specifies how much a tube would elongate before losing a significant component of its original direction.
Several authors have suggested a minimum embryo length for germination in species where embryos must elongate before radicle emergence (van der Toorn and Karssen, 1992; Hidayati et al., 2000; Kondo et al., 2004; Copete et al., 2011).
The stalk of G. elata had elongated before anthesis, while the stalk of G. nantoensis remained short at the time of anthesis (Figs. 1, 2).
Her face elongated before him.
These cells and their nuclei become highly elongated before becoming individualized into mature sperm.
As embryos elongated before radicle emergence (Fig. 5A C) and the latter did not occur within 30 d of dispersal (Fig. 5D F), seeds may be said to possess morphophysiological dormancy (Baskin and Baskin, 1998, 2004).
This was most pronounced in the benthopelagic species C. aceratus, where the anterior and ventral pharyngeal cartilage elements (Meckel's cartilage and ceratohyal) were well formed and elongated before any other element appeared (see Additional file 1).
Figure 1 2D HSQC spectrum for wood exact hydrolysate (WEH) (A: Paulownia elongate WEH before B.cepacia fermentation; B: Paulownia elongate WEH after 11 days B.cepacia fermentation; C: Acer saccharum WEH before B.cepacia fermentation; D: Acer saccharum WEH after 10 days B.cepacia fermentation).
Moreover, relatively simple models may capture relevant aspects of this system as it may be accurately represented in a two-dimensional domain, and because Arabidopsis epidermal cells attain their fate in a fixed domain before they elongate.
