Sentence examples for fast extension from inspiring English sources

To construct the 4- 12,6,4) designs, we have used a fast extension algorithm on the feasible 3-designs.

Experiments with intermediate to fast extension rates (10 50 mm yr −1) and thick layers of ductile crust will produce initial rift basins that are symmetric, but later rifting stages yield asymmetric conjugate margins with hyperextended domains 100 250 km wide (Type III margins).

The EST approach allows, at reasonable costs, a fast extension of data sampling from species outside the genome projects.

In both embryonic and postnatal neurons the high growth speed of AR axons was predominantly due to the fast extension of the terminal tree (Figure 5F).

The first transient stimulation induced an ERK- and transcription-dependent latent process, while the second sustained stimulation induced an ERK- and PI3K-dependent fast extension process.

The first transient stimulation was required so that the neurites would undergo immediate and fast extension in response to the second stimulation.

> -wrap-foot> Subjects were seated in a comfortable chair with their eyes closed and asked to perform repetitive fast extension-flexion movements of the right index finger in the metacarpophalangeal joint.

This lead to a small rate increase due to faster extension on the acceptor, suggesting re-initiation of synthesis on the tested RNA acceptors was not rate limiting.

This led the authors to speculate that ethylene may have no regulatory role in the absence of oxygen, and that this post-anoxic ethylene production may have contributed to the faster extension by rice coleoptiles and slower extension by mesocotyls of E. oryzoides under low-oxygen stress.

With regard to the emergent properties of the developing mycelial cord, in comparison to the elemental hyphae, not only is there a faster extension of the nutrient-capturing cord apparatus, and thus a faster rate of foraging and nutrient acquisition, but there is also concomitant internal differentiation within the cord, which may facilitate its more rapid growth.

The idea that the accumulation of effector molecules was induced by the first stimulation and that the first stimulation provides the prerequisite conditions of fast neurite extension by the second stimulation may account for the faster neurite extension in response to discontinuous, rather than continuous, stimulation.