Sentence examples for junction space from inspiring English sources

This may also reflect unfavorable entropy due to conformational constraints in the limited junction space, as is suggested by identical stacking properties of unpaired A m or U m as m increases up to 5. For four-way multibranch loops studied previously (13), however, added unpaired nucleotides in the loop destabilize the loop.

Of particular interest is the importance of junction space-charge-region recombination in heavily defected parallel multijunction cells.

In addition to the trench oxide on the device performance, we also investigated the influence of n− drift to n+ drain junction spacing on the off-state breakdown voltage.

The GaInP/GaInAs/Ge triple junction (3J) space cell technology is nearing practical achievable conversion efficiency limits of ∼30% under 1-sun AM0 illumination.

Indeed, crosses and double T-junctions cannot be compared easily, because for double T-junctions some space is needed to put a valve at the interpipe.

To prepare the p n junction, the spaces between the NWs are filled with the insulating photoresist (PMMA) via spin coating.

A potholed road leads into this village and stops at Clinton Junction, an open space where motorcycle-taxi drivers sit leaning against their handlebars.

By coaxing traffic to move more slowly, cars, bicycles, pedestrians and heavy goods vehicles now safely pass through the busiest shared space junction in the developed world.

CT image showing multiple calcified lesions dispersed in the brain parenchyma mostly in the corticomedullary junction and subarachnoid space, and some of them in the right basal ganglia.

Furthermore, when relying on the smallest eigenvalue, occlusion regions can only be detected for strong 2D contrasts (as a junction both in space and time is necessary to lead to values >0 for all three eigenvalues).

10 Briefly, the chest is opened through median sternotomy and the aorta is dissected proximally to the aorto ventricular junction, including creating space proximal to the coronary arteries for passage of the support.