Sentence examples for interconnected along from inspiring English sources

The former residences of high-ranking officials were composed of two or three compounds, interconnected along a north-south axis.

Self-aligned T-NT arrays interconnected along the sidewalls via thin enclosing membranes can also be observed from the top and side view (pointed in Figure 2b,c).

The diffusion of hydrogen is realized in channel-like trajectories continuous along the z-axis and interconnected along the y-axis (Fig. 6).

When populations are interconnected along climatic and geographical gradients, there is the potential for in situ adaptive evolution (Sgrò et al. 2 011).

When populations are interconnected along climatic gradients, there is the potential for in situ adaptive evolution (e.g., Balanya et al. 2003; Umina et al. 2005).

This conclusion is strengthened if we consider that the growth rate is highly interconnected along the whole network, since the biomass equation takes into account several metabolic precursors, and thus accurate correspondence between substrate uptake, respiratory fluxes and growth cannot be inferred in a straight-forward way from the network.

The porous composite had the unidirectionally interconnected micropores along the ice growth direction with a spindle-shaped cross-section (distributed from 40.1 × 11.0 to 110 × 21.8 μm in size).

The results indicate that (1) a viable population is possible, but that (2) source patches are not interconnected except along the German Czech border, and that (3) from a demographic viewpoint at least 10 females and 5 males are required for a start that will develop into a viable population with an extinction probability of less than 5% in 50 years.

The cubic crystalline morphology typically of the zeolitic products obtained consisting of sinusoidal channels (along) with a circular cross section interconnected with straight channels (along) of elliptic cross section (5.3 Å × 5.6 Å).

The Romans' castra, or military garrison towns, were protected by ramparts and ditches and interconnected by straight military roads along which their legions could speedily march.

While searching for evidence of the presence of T. albipes along 4 km of coast, we noticed that columns of workers interconnected all trees through their foliage or along trails on the ground.