Sentence examples for inward displacement from inspiring English sources

Following implantation with an Ar(10%O2) plasma, a very significant inward displacement of the peak concentration was observed.

The simulation results show that tunnels with impermeable liners experienced the most severe influence from the surface loading, with high pore pressures, large inward displacement around the tunnels, and high bending moments in the liner.

They typically have a broad-based dural attachment and, if sufficiently large, inward displacement of the cortical grey matter [5].

Later, Hay et al. [36] showed that since the boundary conditions used in elastic contact models allow for inward displacement of the surface, a shape factor of the indenter, β, is introduced: S = d P d h s = 2 β E r A π (12).

The apo form simulations of MFS protein LacY have revealed an inward displacement of transmembrane helices TM4, TM5, TM10 and TM11.

This narrowing is further highlighted in the relative inward displacement for higher scores of olfactory dysfunction in Figure 2(b).

(a) A spherical source with purely outward radial expansion of Δs (S1), (b) a spherical crack source with outward and inward displacements (Δs and ds, respectively) along the spherical surface (S2), (c) an isotropic source with three mutually perpendicular vector dipoles (S3), and (d) a superposition of three mutually perpendicular tensile cracks (S4).

DNA-PKcs-binding results in the displacement of Ku inward, along more internal tracks of DNA (Yoo and Dynan, 1999); DNA-PKcs molecules at each end of the break then dimerize to form a synaptic bridge across the DSB that holds the two ends together (DeFazio et al., 2002; Spagnolo et al., 2006).

Here, d s ′ is the inward crack wall displacement in region 1.

In addition, the magnetospheric compression and inward (anti-sunward) displacement of magnetospheric plasma is to be accompanied by an induction electric field, E λ  ~ ∂B z /∂t.

The head of the talus is palpable on the lateral aspect of the dorsum of the foot, owing to the inward and backward displacement of the navicular.