Sentence examples for full adhesion from inspiring English sources
When rails are unevenly worn, damp, greasy or caked with decaying leaves, a wheel can temporarily lose full adhesion and start spinning faster than the train is moving.
Results showed that the spray retention efficiency ranged from 6.8%to96.6%6% of a theoretical full adhesion scenario, where all intercepted droplets were captured, according to spray quality for the two formulation scenarios tested.
In the unstable stick slip regime, an alternating behavior between full adhesion and slip was observed, whereas both, the maximum velocity and the slip velocity of the melt, changed continuously during pressure oscillations.
Open image in new window Fig. 9 Full adhesion map in different wheel rail contact conditions: a dry to low, b dry to low to very low, c dry to very low, d dry to wet, e dry to wet to low, and f dry to wet to very low Open image in new window Fig. 10 Trajectories of the Lyapunov function candidate (a) and its derivative (b).
This suggests that the concomitant presence of an unknown cell-wall component with the synthetic signal peptide is required in order to confer the full adhesion phenotype.
Finally, a strain expressing a chimera composed of the N-terminal half of the LukE signal peptide fused to the C-terminal half of LukS-PV signal peptide exhibited the full adhesion phenotype, whilst the reverse chimera (LukS-PV SP LukE SP) did not enhance adhesion (Figure 12).
"But the challenge is to get good adhesion between the new tile and the old".
Eliminate bubbles to ensure good adhesion.
Therefore, it would be interesting to explore whether the subsequent improved versions of the sponge genome contain more full length Adhesion GPCRs.
The full detail of adhesion coefficient varying in the re-adhesion control is captured.
Our analysis demonstrates that aRGD-based substrata mediate both biophysical (cell spreading) and biochemical (FAK signaling) events via the α5β1 integrin, albeit with efficacy quantitatively distinct from that of natural ECM proteins that possess the full spectrum of adhesion and synergy domains.
