Sentence examples for features of disruption from inspiring English sources

The trend is towards smaller, further, faster, and cheaper the definitive features of disruption.

The pathologist Hughesdon described the main features of disruption and disorganization of the cortical wall and loss of identity of the inner cortex by smooth muscle cell metaplasia occurring in any of its layer in 86 % of the chocolate cysts.

Let us consider the two features of this disruption separately.

Prostatic inflammation is a common feature of endocrine disruption by estrogenic and antiandrogenic chemicals (Naslund et al. 1988; Prins 1997; Stoker et al. 1999).

Postprocedure computed tomography can be used to highlight the features of internal disc disruption, which is the most commonly known cause of discogenic pain.

Furthermore, some biochemical and morphological events recognized as characteristic features of apoptosis, the disruption of the inner mitochondrial transmembrane potential (ΔΨm) and the release of cytochrome c into the cytoplasm were considered as early events [ 23].

In fact, the event analyzed by Zhang et al. (2011) showed the disturbance spreading tailward, which is a feature of current disruptions (Lopez and Lui 1990; Jacquey et al. 1991; Ohtani et al. 1992) and is in contrast to many reported isolated DFs that propagate earthward.

We derive the optimal disruption strategy in a stylized model of dark network intervention with incomplete information and show how it combines features of two types of disruption considered in the literature: random failure and targeted attacks.

This and other evidence argues that other atherosclerotic features (including disruption of endothelial/smooth muscle cell function and matrix calcification) are downstream consequences.

"On Wings of Disruption" also features cameos from investors like David Hornik, Ann Miura-Ko and Jason Pressman, who get a chance to show off their dramatic/comedic chops.

Initial turnpike plans included environmental mitigation features to reduce the amount of disruption the finished road would cause to the local environment.