Sentence examples for heads linear from inspiring English sources

In this study, the entire watershed has been selected for the morphometric analysis under the following heads: Linear aspects one dimension.

This trend also held true for individual isolates, higher titers in the body were associated with a greater likelihood of virus being detected in the head (linear regression, df = 5, R2 = 0.99, P < 0.001).

However, the fact that all coding regions are duplicated suggests that the 10 palindromic units may have arisen by inter- and intra-recombination events following an mtDNA genome duplication, similar to the that proposed for the formation of the mtDNA replication-intermediate, head-to-head linear dimer in Paramecium aurelia (Pritchard and Cummings 1981).

Beyond talking heads, this linear film has newsreel footage, discreet re-creations, even cartoons.

In addition, the minimum airgap occurs at AG45 in 45° wave heading in linear waves, while the worst airgap point in nonlinear waves is AG0 in 0° wave heading.

Democrats said that because Palm Beach County listed the candidates on two pages, instead of one, the ballot violated the provision that the candidates must be listed under the heading, in linear order.

Linear and angular accelerations and displacements of the head, and linear accelerations of the T1 and pelvis were measured in the sagittal-plane.

The yellow corollas are five-lobed, and each of the 16 to 38 disk shaped florets (per head) has linear, acute style tips.

The otolith organs sense the head's linear motion and its orientation relative to gravity.

Head acceleration, change in head velocity, and linear and angular head acceleration were measured and compared with (1) kinematic responses predicted by an FE model and (2) axonal damage as assessed by APP histochemistry.

The latter were removed from the analysis of CPE head penetration, as previous studies have shown that femoral head size statistically significantly affects linear head penetration (Kesteris et al. 1996, Tarasevicius et al. 2008).