Sentence examples for ii upper from inspiring English sources

The computational approach was performed using the distance geometry program CYANA (L.A. Systems) with 100 randomly generated starting conformations that were subjected to minimization against the NMR input data including: (i) dihedral angles Ψ and ϕ and (ii) upper distance restraints obtained through integration and calibration of NOE peaks.

The main contributions of the scheme with respect to closely related works are: (i) the exact values of the plant parameters are not required to be known; (ii) upper or lower bound related to the plant parameters is not required to be known; (iii) the time-varying behavior of plant parameters in the control design and in the convergence analysis is considered.

(i closed if its graph is a closed subset of, (ii)upper semicontinuous (in short, u.s.c).s.c

In a Winsor-type I system, lower phase microemulsion exists with excess oil, and in case of Winsor-type II, upper phase microemulsion exists with excess brine.

In this study, we compared the simulated carbon dynamics of two topographically different forest types in Ecuador: (I) lower slope and ravine forest and (II) upper slope and ridge forest.

The proposed treatments included orthodontic intrusion and tipping of the I and II upper right molars (16 and 17) and uprighting of the lower wisdom teeth and dental alignment.

Example of the measurements of slot design performed on Damon SL II bracket: upper width, uw; lower width, lw; upper depth, ud; lower depth, ld; and shape of the slot edges, se.

(2) "Upper LII/III" pyramidal cells also receive their strongest input from LIV, but in addition, a very strong and dense excitatory input from LVa.

Plate numbered "II" in upper right corner.

(ii) the upper correlation threshold (minimum mean degree) must ensure fully connected graphs and also guarantee that the networks obey the sparsity condition 〈k〉 > 2lnN, where N = 104 is the number of nodes.

"The Cloister" poetically pingpongs between Abélard's abbey in Saint-Denis in the 1100s, elsewhere in France during and after World War II, and Upper Manhattan in the early 1950s.