Sentence examples for fixed arrangement from inspiring English sources

This experiment tested three different cases involving the following arrangements of cylinder(s) of identical diameter: the upstream fixed downstream movable arrangement (case F); the upstream movable downstream fixed arrangement (case R); and a movable isolated cylinder (case I).

Finally, mechanists have found it necessary to distinguish between stable mechanisms, which rely fundamentally upon the more or less fixed arrangement of parts and activities, and ephemeral mechanisms, which involve a process evolving through time without fixed spatial and temporal arrangement (Glennan 2009).

Further manipulations of the hydroxylic function on the pyrrolidine ring gave access to a new set of amino acid scaffolds possessing high rigidity and a fixed arrangement of the functional groups.

The fixed arrangement of molecular units on surface affords a uniform response to external stimuli and a predetermined distance for electron transfer on the electrode surface, which provides novel molecular electronic devices.

The mesoscopic ductility, for a fixed arrangement of secondary voids, is observed to depend on the initial volume fraction and also on the location of the secondary voids in the ligament between the primary voids.

Unfortunately, many particularly mathematical questions remain unanswered in this model, e.g., an explicit description of the stochastic process of effective (in terms of the "intensity") polymerase-promoter binding attempts even under a fixed arrangement of only two opposite promoters.

That prisons have a radicalisation problem is not in doubt, but it may also seem an easier task to fix arrangements in prisons than to repair the societal rift between France and its Muslims.

Indeed, the Solar System is a powerful "nomological machine" (Cartwright 1999a, 50 53), which "is a fixed (enough) arrangement of components, or factors, with stable (enough) capacities that in the right sort of stable (enough) environment will, with repeated operation, give rise to the kind of regular behaviour that we represent in our scientific laws" (Cartwright 1999a, 50).

An apparently fixed relative arrangement of domains is essential for function in many proteins.

Indeed, A. arabiensis and A. gambiae are differentiated by a fixed chromosomal arrangement (Xag) that inverts a large part of the X chromosome [ 49].

The RRM1 and RRM2 domains are relatively fixed in arrangement to each other, while a larger loop/flexible region exists between RRM2 and the C-terminus domain at residues 273 280.