Sentence examples for fluctuating interactions from inspiring English sources

The mDCM is based on three types of fluctuating interactions that need parameterization (H-bonds and two types of torsion-forces).

According to our findings the bacteria S. marcescens and N. capsulatum exhibit temporally fluctuating interactions, whose strength and direction vary, and which are mediated by the growth medium.

To account for fluctuating interactions such as hydrogen bonds, an ensemble of constraint topologies are sampled, and average network properties are obtained by averaging PG characterizations.

34, 46 Spin relaxation is effective when the temperature-dependent correlation time τc for the fluctuating interactions matches the Larmor frequency of the spins.

The various effects that this fluctuating interaction has on spin dynamics can be exploited for distinguishing slow sodium ions from fast ones.

However, it is unclear how binding partners find each other in the context of the crowded, constantly fluctuating, and interaction-rich cellular environment.

The quasielastic scattering intensity shows that there are α-helical structure and tertiary-like side-chain interactions fluctuating on sub-nanosecond time-scales under extremely denaturing conditions and even in the absence of disulfide bonds.

However, extensive equilibrium MD simulations (>0.3 µs) of a PFO monomer without the TMHs shows that the D2 domain remains in an extended conformation in the absence of the TMHs interactions, fluctuating in height by only a few Å (2.9 Å RMS height deviation).

All three examples in isolation, but particularly when considered together, illustrate that an individual's embodied, performed and social identities, including those of the researcher, are multiple, specific in time and place, and evolve and fluctuate through interaction.

Therefore, the temporal pattern of ant exits implies that ant-ant interactions and fluctuating record signals govern individual nest-leaving decisions.

We hypothesize that such dynamic functional networks are organized around a set of rules that constrain their spatial architecture – which brain regions may functionally interact – and their temporal architecture – how these interactions fluctuate over time.