Sentence examples for inward concentration from inspiring English sources

Equally engaging is the fierce inward concentration that riders radiate while guiding their partners through complicated maneuvers.

They were like lovers, or children, caught in moments of complete inward concentration, from the blissful, effort-laden smile on Holley Farmer's face as she executed Merce Cunningham's odd, tilting balances to Eiko and Koma — captured and shown separately, they seemed even more a singular pair, their slow-motion portraits largely indistinguishable from their glacially paced live performances.

Andrew has a closed, unresponsive expression, as if his whole being has been swallowed inward in concentration and absorption.

This suggests that it is not the strength of the cooperativity per se, but the sensitivity of the Hill coefficient with respect to changes in the activator concentration which determines whether inward propagating waves can occur or not.

The model predictions for intraciliary Ca2+ concentration and inward Ca2+ current in response to depolarising transmembrane potential changes from V0 to V1, are shown on Figure 5.

To enhance the inward current, the extracellular concentration of KCl in the aCSF was increased to 10 mmol L−1 and the NaCl concentration decreased accordingly to maintain osmolarity.

By choosing an activator-inhibitor type SD model, we assume that all quantities with a positive feedback loop can be lumped together, such as extracellular potassium concentration and inward currents [64], [65].

This latter possibility does not contradict the requirements of symport because the measured dissociation constant for Na+ ions in the inward-facing state (250 mM) (Reyes et al., 2013), is far above Na+ concentration in the cytoplasm (10 mM) and therefore, Na+-bound inward-facing state is not expected to be significantly populated.

Application of GABA to Xenopus oocytes expressing RDL receptors elicited concentration-dependent inward currents.

If not, we suggest testing the effects of several K + concentrations on inward rectifier currents generated by Kir2.1 channels (I Kir2.1).

Inward currents with increased concentrations of calcium (10, 60, and 300 μM) occur when the α-subunit is expressed alone and are potentiated in the presence of subunit β1 and β3 (Xia et al., 2000).