Sentence examples for guided entry from inspiring English sources
That is a gold-medal win for the spacecraft's guided entry system.
Mars has been explored historically only by robotic crafts, but a crewed mission encompasses several new engineering challenges – high ballistic coefficient entry, hypersonic decelerators, guided entry for reaching intended destinations within acceptable margins for error in the landing ellipse, and payload mass are all critical factors for evaluation.
"The vehicle has just reported, via tones, that it has started guided entry!" A controller announced.
Other TA proteins interact with SRP [6], cytosolic molecular chaperones [7,10], or TA-dedicated machinery, such as the cytosolic transmembrane recognition complex (TRC) in mammals [8,14] or the guided entry of tail-anchored proteins (Get) system, in yeast [4,5], and involve an ER membrane resident receptor and/or TA-insertase (WRB in mammals, Get1/2 in yeast) [4,18].
This tail-anchored protein is first translated in the cytosol and then interacts with members of the GET (guided entry of tail-anchored proteins) pathway, to have its hydrophobic C-terminus post-translationally inserted into the ER membrane (Kutay et al, 1995).
"In the Guardian's style guide entry for headlines, 'Take care over ambiguity' is one of the imperatives.
For example, our style guide entry on disabled people says 'We aim to use positive language about disability, avoiding outdated terms that stereotype or stigmatise.
As my colleague Rory Foster pointed out in an email to Pountney: "While our style guide entry on Tourette syndrome says only that that is what we should call it (not Tourette's syndrome or anything else), in general we do try to avoid phrases like 'suffers from' in order to avoid stigmatising those with a particular condition, disorder etc.
Preoperative deterministic tractography superimposed on the head-on surgical display has been used to guide entry into the temporal horn for selective amygdalohippocampectomy, 32 but following this entry brain shift from cerebrospinal fluid leakage precludes further image guidance.
For example, preoperative tractography of Meyer's loop superimposed on the head-up surgical display was used to guide entry into the temporal horn in patients undergoing transcortical or subtemporal SAH (Thudium et al., 2010) (Fig. 4).
