Sentence examples for folded system from inspiring English sources

The obtained folded system architecture is described by block diagram, DFG, functional block diagram and the data flow diagram.

To stabilize the smectic phase, one does not need a fully folded system, but just a fraction of folded gapped duplexes sufficient to inhibit linear aggregation, that is, the formation of a set of polydisperse linear aggregates in the system16.

The architecture provides flexible computations and offers the possibility of increasing the folded system throughput, by reducing the number of operations performed on a single functional unit, at cost of decreasing the coefficient number or length.

The research is based on technology called a folded optical system, which can be found in some telescopes today.

According to this "signal hypothesis," the code somehow helps guide the protein to the endoplasmic reticulum (ER), a vast, folded membrane system that looks like a deflated beach ball and was known to be a relay station for exported proteins.

Small HSP family members can bind partially folded peptides and mediate their loading onto one of the folding systems (e.g., HSP60-HSP10) [ 25].

At that session, Gregg Favalora, the founder of now-folded Actuality Systems, said that his company should have focused on more gee-whiz, easier-to-market applications like displays for corporate lobbies.

Recently, a folded plate girder system has been promoted as a cost-effective alternative for the design and construction of bridge superstructures due to merits such as low cost and facilitation of accelerated bridge construction.

The folded plate girder system has a structural shape strategically press-brake formed from a single sheet of plate steel and achieves composite action with a concrete deck utilizing shear studs in between.

The Treasury eventually could have to pay the $4 billion plus interest if the entire bailout were implemented and the system folded--but that is considered unlikely.

Subsequent ocean basin closure and continental collision deforms the continental shelf and rise assemblages, incorporating clean quartz arenite units into the resulting folded and faulted mountain system, typically as major ridges.