Surface and void tortuosities were also similar for channels within linear chains of overlapping hollow spheres as both tortuosities increased with decreasing extent of sphere overlap.
Event characteristics refer to the hazard's frequency, its magnitude or (physical) impact, speed of occurrence, length of potential warning lead time, event duration, spatial extent or sphere of action, damage potential, predictability, and controllability (Burton et al. 1993; Alexander 1999; Dikau and Weichselgartner 2005).
The extent of sphere formation is also considered to be correlated with the stem-like cell content of tumor cell populations.
To understand how this impacts the MNHEs'choicece' of a particular metal binding motif and to what extent outer sphere residues may counterbalance the impact of the first shell is still a challenging feat and will be crucial when it comes to the design of MNHEs with new functions.
Poincaré proposed that all closed, simply connected, three-dimensional manifolds — those which lack holes and are of finite extent — were spheres.
Poincaré proposed that all closed, simply connected, three-dimensional surfaces, those which lack holes and are of finite extent, were spheres.
According to the extent of staining, spheres were divided into three groups: spheres with nearly no staining, spheres with < 50% cells stained blue, and spheres with ≥ 50% cells stained blue.
Here, we investigate to what extent simple hard-sphere models can be used to predict side-chain conformations.
On the assumption that the outer-sphere association constants are approximately the same for the three metal trifluoroacetates, the highest extent of the inner-sphere association is inferred for Mn(CF3COO 2.
An application to a lubrication problem is also illustrated for to assess the extent to design the sphere-plate squeeze-film system considering the combined effects of non-Newtonian couple stresses and viscosity-pressure dependence.
