Sentence examples for extent of sheet from inspiring English sources

Mn2+ increased the extent of sheet formation, and decreased the percentage of cells with a simple morphology, in cells expressing the dominant negative R-Ras construct at the two lower laminin concentrations tested (Fig 4).

In the '60s, Lincoln, Cadillac and Chrysler cut back on the chrome of their luxury cars, pulled in the tail fins and focused on sweeping, tailored extents of sheet metal.

Interestingly, as the SF MW and concentration (i.e., s​olution viscosity) increased, the extent of β-sheet crystallization of the SF decreased, leading to a decrease in the overall crystallinity.

Moreover, the wide extent of the sheet-like deposit suggests that momentum could be maintained by the steepness of the flanks close to the repose angles.

Serbian locations represent the furthest grayling habitats from the maximal extent of ice sheets [ 21] and possibly grayling glacial refugium (or closest to it).

The boundary between grounded and floating ice is an important glaciological parameter, because it delineates the lateral extent of an ice sheet and it marks the optimal location for computing ice discharge.

By taking advantage of these developments, we conducted a statistical study to evaluate the possible relation of the lobe field and the effective tilt Ψ GSW (referred as Ψ throughout this section), which represents the extent of the current sheet bending and deflection from the Sun Earth line.

That's apparently the extent of her rap sheet.

This week brings further pause for thought, with alarming news from the other end of the world.In the past, researchers have used data from planes that fly criss-crossing paths over Greenland to assess the extent of its ice sheets.

The Exe catchment lay beyond the maximum extent of Pleistocene ice sheets and the drainage pattern evolved from the Tertiary to the Middle Pleistocene, by which time the major valley systems were in place and downcutting began to create a staircase of strath terraces.

The extent of the ice sheets in the North Atlantic remains uncertain; there is geological evidence of solid icecaps covering Iceland and the Faeroes during the LGM [54], but according to some models (see Fig. 1 in [6]), the Faeroes might only have had a small icecap and thus could have harboured refugial populations of intertidal species.