Sentence examples for from the stabilised from inspiring English sources

Even its remote control is a masterwork of technological origami, articulated limbs folding out from its underside to embrace and connect to your smartphone to provide a bird's-eye view from the stabilised 4K camera in its nose.

The parameters required for the Chaboche kinematic hardening model have been determined from the stabilised hysteresis loops of the cyclic load simulation and implemented into the 3DFE model.

Figure 2 Head images obtained from the stabilised mean-shift image patch tracker, background subtracted images, and the weight images representing the probability that each pixel in the head is skin/nonskin are shown in the top group of images.

Our Bayesian consensus tree was well resolved and well supported, but we nonetheless accounted for phylogenetic uncertainty and branch length variation in character reconstruction by randomly selecting 100 trees from the stabilised part of the Markov Chain Monte Carlo analysis.

A consistent destabilisation (2 kcal mol−1) was seen for the β-hydrogen chain transfer of catalyst 38 with an n-octyl chain, attributable to steric repulsions resulting from the constraints from the stabilising agostic interaction (Fig. 13).

The dissociation of β2m from the stabilising MHC class-I complex, together with the impairment of renal clearance (the normal site of β2m catabolism), leads to an up to 60-fold increase in the concentration of this intermediate species, subsequently resulting in the onset of aggregation and the deposition of the protein in amyloid plaques.

From the EDTA stabilised blood samples genomic DNA was extracted using a salting out procedure [ 12].

Principal component plot of the samples as calculated from the variance stabilising transformation of the count data using DESeq and heatmap showing the Euclidean distances between the samples from the variance stabilising transformation of the count data using DESeq.

4 It is imperative that the gains from the stabilising communicable disease rates and increasing life expectancy are not offset by the rising burden of cancer.

And I am referring here mainly to the changes in the pension system and the retirement age increase, as well as to other decisions concerning other professional groups that had been enjoying special pension privileges, to the essential decisions arising from the need to stabilise the state budget – what I have in mind here is the increase in pension contributions.

By 1 pm the wind had stabilised from the northeast, and Arbuthnot, with superior seamanship, was coming up on the rear of the French line as both headed east-southeast, tacking against the wind.