Sentence examples for encounter regions from inspiring English sources

For the wild-type, the simulation showed two main encounter regions located outside the physical binding site.

These results indicate that the size and energy of the encounter regions are only two of several parameters that lead to fruitful association, and that electrostatic optimization is a major driving force in fast association.

These conditions ensured that cultures and bacterial food was constantly mixing so animals would never enter hypoxia nor encounter regions of depleted food in the well.

This resulted in an increase in the size of the encounter region located near the experimentally determined transition state, as well as a decrease in the energy of this region and an increase in the number of successful trajectories (i.e., encounters that develop into complex).

This work considers the fate of CaCl2 as it circulates in a fluidized combustor encountering regions of high O2 and moisture content.

On very rare occasions, the Akebono satellite encounters regions of unusually high-density plasma above 4000 km altitude, in which both the electron temperature (<3000 K) and parallel ion drift velocity (<1 km s−1) are distinctively low.

For these two climatic variables, it appears that the North American oryx localities are indeed at the edge of the oryx climatic envelope, suggesting that the oryx may be encountering regions with novel climates in North America that have no analog in Africa.

The simple linear models predict that, in general, mutation rates increase when the replication fork encounters regions of high structure and, possibly, low gene expression.

It then encounters region of denser and denser saline ambient, until its density reaches that of the ambient and it intrudes horizontally.

Luciano Berio once said that the quietness of Feldman's music expressed a kind of existential terror of going off the map lest he encounter those regions where there be monsters – as if Feldman were frightened of loud music (despite the fact that one of his most important influences was the genius noise-artist Edgard Varèse).

When President Bush arrives here on Sunday for a Central American summit meeting on free trade, security and migration, he will encounter a region transformed yet stubbornly familiar.