Sentence examples for flat polar from inspiring English sources

Conventional isopter plotting will typically conceal the cartographic distortion error, which is inherent in the transposition of the isopter on the curved perimeter bowel onto flat, polar, azimuthal visual field charts (Frisen, 1970; Kirkham and Meyer, 1981).

Notice that the apolar ring structure of the compound binds to the relatively flat apolar (gray) surface of the fiber, and the polar moieties of the compound (red) form hydrogen bonds to the polar groups of the fiber (yellow).

In these, the first layers of molecules lie flat on non-polar substrates, but stand upright (perpendicular) on crystalline polar surfaces.

Harbours froze over, balcony railings in Plymouth sheared away from a block of flats and a polar explorer arrived in London to test the ice in the fountains of Trafalgar Square as Britain endured the coldest snap for more than 20 years.

The low, flat head of the polar bear, while advantageous for its semi-aquatic lifestyle and hunting behavior, reduces the ability of the cranium to withstand repeated large loads generated by bites made with the post-canine dentition.

For display purposes, individual retinotopic ROIs were then projected onto the polar angle flat maps derived from the gain field experiment of each subject.

"We are stuck in our flats, kind of like polar bears on our little ice sheets.

A novel series of compounds containing a polar, non-flat 2-imidazoline core was designed based on the SAR information available for aromatic azole cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitors.

In the region far away from the surface, therefore, the electrode array yields a flat, repulsive mechanical potential for polar molecules in lfs states: a mirror.

The Martian deserts principally consist of dunes in the form of half-moons in flat areas near the permanent polar ice caps in the north of the planet.

Next, we column-wise shifted I p until the pilot estimate in B p was flat, resulting in the quasi-polar images I q and B q (Figs. 1 e) and 1(f)).