Sentence examples for equivalent part of from inspiring English sources

If you whistle a wordless tune (and cannot visualise the score as you do so), the equivalent part of your right hemisphere will be invoked.

The major neuroendocrine control centre of malacostracans is the X-organ sinus-gland compleX-organ sinus-glande eyestalk or in an equivalent part of the head in which the eyes are sessile.

I am satisfied with a couple of days' work well done as I reach for my final AA printout, the Brighton to London leg (the equivalent part of Genevieve is the bit where Dinah Sheridan drops an egg sandwich, if memory serves).

Each world is inspired by the equivalent part of the mix, but the video doesn't always follow exactly each change on the fabric and beat of the mix.

Considering the genome size difference between stickleback and sea bream this has to be multiplied by a factor of 1.7 2 to estimate the equivalent part of sea bream's genome, which then corresponds to 2.686 Mb, under the hypothesis that there is no chromosome rearrangements in this region.

In panel B an equivalent part of the CAM is shown as an angiography, showing the differences in the vasculature between normal and PDT treated areas (Fig.  3b).

The elaborate sail on its back is formed by parts of its backbones, or vertebrae; if you run your finger down your back, the bumps you feel are the equivalent parts of your vertebrae.

Making use of the SMC design framework, we propose two fuzzy systems to be used as reaching and equivalent parts of the SMC.

The results show that heterogeneities located within the lower crust can have a remarkable impact on the along-margin segmentation promoting articulated basins with horsts and grabens in response to a relative "strong" rheology, and focused and deeper basins related to a relatively "weak" rheology on the equivalent parts of the conjugate pairs.

Involved in the formation of quaternary structures from monomers, three-dimensional (3D) domain swapping refers to two or more identical proteins exchanging equivalent parts of their structures to form intertwined oligomers, inclusive of dimers [1], [2], [3].

From the tropomyosin perspective, quasi-repeats of Tm (please see below for quasi-repeats) are the seven equivalent parts of Tm that interact with actin in the cTF named as periods (P1 P7).