Sentence examples for its displacement from from inspiring English sources
Wherever the water goes, said Walter R. Merschat, a geologist from Casper who has studied the hydrological impact of methane drilling, scientists do not yet know the long-term consequences of its displacement from underground havens where it has remained for tens of thousands of years, or how long it takes to build up there again.
By time t the particle has taken m steps, where m is the largest integer ≤ t/δ, and its displacement from its original position is Bm(t) = h X1 +⋯+ Xm).
The contact between the biosurfactant with heavy oil (15° API) increased its displacement from 9.3 to 18 cm.
Each block in current frame is compared with the candidate blocks of equal size within the search window in reference frame to find the best matching block and its displacement from the current block.
Furthermore, the binding of this compound and its displacement from the active site can be followed by fluorescence measurements, which allows a rapid evaluation of the CYP 3A4 affinity of any new drug candidate.
Taken together, these data demonstrated that the BAK N-terminal change occurred downstream of its displacement from BCL-XL.
In addition, it is necessary to develop a new design in which the lens does not become displaced, because its displacement will probably prevent it from correctly fulfilling its function.
They can gauge the delicate forces of single molecules on a particle based on its slight displacement from the laser's focus.
Microgravity experiments were conducted in the 2.2-s drop-tower facility at the NASA Glenn Research Center to study the transient response of the burner-generated spherical diffusion flame caused by its initial displacement from the steady-state position.
The invaginated primitive pit reached its maximal displacement from the vitelline membrane (Fig. 7B; supplementary material Fig. S2B′).
This mobilization of Tensin4 results in its displacement of Tensin3 from the integrin, thus destabilizing the cytoskeleton and enhancing cell motility.
