Sentence examples for environment of the structure from inspiring English sources

The excess force was attacking the environment of the structure.

Compared with traditional methods, the estimated added mass correction factors of our approach will not be limited to be constant when FEM or the environment of the structure changed, meaning that the proposed method could reflect the influence of changes such as water depth, current, and so on.

Matthew Shaw and William Trossell launched ScanLAB Projects with the aim of devising new ways of scanning buildings that makes the designs come to life and attempts to locate the viewer within the spatial environment of the structure.

O'Mara, M. L. & Mark, A. E. The Effect of Environment on the Structure of a Membrane Protein: P-Glycoprotein under Physiological Conditions.

Fig. 8 Impact of environments on the structure of Co3O4 catalysts, a the atomic structure of a [211] oriented Co3O4 catalyst with spinel structure fabricated by the high throughput printing process after an exposition to technical air at atmospheric pressure at 400 °C for 2 h.

In this work, the effect of laser environment on the structure, morphology and optical properties of ZnO nanoparticles has been investigated.

However, experimental studies showing the direct evidence of the effect of macromolecular crowding environment on the structures of proteins seems to be insufficient.

The influence of the physical environment on the structures of biomolecules is considered here for the dipeptide model H+AlaPhe cation, by making use of infrared multiple-photon dissociation (IRMPD) spectroscopy complemented by DFT calculations.

Such art gave the peoples who made it a sense of their identity in relation to the forces of their natural environment, to the structure of their society, and to time.

The element or group label will change automatically depending on element and current environment of the particular structure node (node environment).

The B-factors reflect protein flexibility but are also influenced by crystallization conditions, the refinement method (used for the interpretation of X-ray data) and, importantly, the molecular environment of the crystal structure.