Sentence examples for given morph from inspiring English sources

The small version of a given morph was 75% of the width, height and depth (so 42% of the volume) of the large versions.

To determine if this variation was related to the morphology, we calculated the average pairwise distance between all sequences from a given morph in the same host, and then the average pairwise distance between all sequences from different morphs in the same host (this was not done in I. banksi because the Metacoronympha-morph SSU rRNA was directly sequenced).

Thus, we assume that the number of ovarioles represents the total number of eggs produced for a given morph.

One population was defined as a sample collected in a field a given year and with a given morph, alate or apterous.

We additionally predict that similar phenotypes will share alleles at H regardless of their geographic origin; individuals of a given morph are therefore expected to be phylogenetically closely related at loci determining the phenotype (i.e. the H locus).

Both 90 10% ('clear-cut') and 70 30% ('fuzzy') morphs were included in the analyses, and a response was defined as 'correct' if the label chosen by the participant corresponded to the emotion that was dominant in a given morph and as 'incorrect' otherwise.

One possible scenario is that hippocampal activity patterns during a given 50% morph trial reflect reinstatements of the entire original learnt representation (e.g., 100% scene A), a process consistent with the operation of a bistable attractor network, and one that might plausibly be viewed to induce participants to choose one response over another.

In Ref. [ 32], an expression is given that morphed into the current relation for bond valence versus bond length [Eq. (2)].

Morph percentages are given before and morph numbers (N) within brackets.

Morph was later given his own series, Morph TV with Tony Hart (1997), wherein the character and his friend Chas formed their own television station, and then The Amazing Adventures of Morph (1998), narrated by Hart, who himself continued entertaining children with his creative art – and theirs – in Hartbeat (1984-93) and Smart Hart (1999-2000).

Consideration was given to computerized morph models, but because of the research setting where electrical power is not always dependable, a more portable model was selected.