Sentence examples for external derivatives from inspiring English sources

At the hypocotyl PR junction of HF-treated scr-1 seedlings, the external derivatives of the periclinally divided pericycle bundle occasionally showed oblique/anticlinal divisions (Fig. 4A, arrow), followed by AR formation.

Under the polar coordinates, (Gamma={ R, theta): R=r, thetain[0,2pi]} ), (Theta^{c}= {(R, theta): R= vert boldsymbol{x} vert >r,thetain[0,2pi] }), and the external normal derivative operator onto Γ satisfies (frac{partial }{partialboldsymbol {n}}=-frac{partial}{partialboldsymbol {R}}).

This discussion has pointed out that when doing the flutter analysis of long span bridge using ANSYS, enough data of the external file (flutter derivatives) should be given.

We sought to determine whether the development of the genital tubercle (GT) and its derivatives, the external genitalia, is affected by this mutation.

Since spm-biotin can be independently added to the cell culture expressing the enzyme GspS, our approach requires no external dosing of GSH derivatives that may alter the cellular thiol content and the GSH/GSSG ratio.

If internal reasons could be simply derivative from external reasons, and external reasons could be independently explained, then Actual State reasons internalism will have very little traction on these grounds.

A caveat is required in experimental circumstances in which deployment of a pathobiologically informed animal model provides superior mechanistic insights (that is, construct validity) and explanatory generalizability (that is, external validity), such that derivative biomechanical analyses are actually more rather than less clinically relevant.

In more typical tetrapods, there are two major derivatives of the external oblique attaching the scapula (shoulder blade) to the body: the serratus, made up of numerous fingerlike slips running from the scapula to the neighbouring ribs, and the levator scapulae, which are fused with serratus along its caudal (tail-end) border.

In consideration of movable boundaries of the lattice-boom structures, the additional external nodal forces and their derivatives on the structural and mechanical displacements are given for the residual force equations.

Since it is based on Faraday's law of induction, ( nabla times E=-frac{partial B}{partial t} ), the induction of the magnetic field from the internal induced current is linearly related to the partial derivative of the external source field with respect to time rather than to the intensity of the external source field.

For the storms with the Dst-minimum less than −200 nT, corresponding to storms in G2 and G3 categories in this study, stronger storms possess shorter main-phase durations on average (Hutchinson et al. 2011) and consequently larger values of the partial derivative of the external source field with respect to time.