Sentence examples for knots which are from inspiring English sources

It's these magnetic knots which are thought to diffuse the cosmic rays inside our galaxy.

It is preferable to use 21G needles of a reduced size, bearing in mind both the mini-invasive approach and the effort that should be expended to reduce the knots, which are potentially harmful to the intra-articular knee structures.

However, differences between these mutants have been detected in the enamel knots, which are transient signalling centres that define the cusp pattern of the mature tooth [15].

There are two additional cysteine knot superfamilies, inhibitor cystine knots and cyclic cystine knots, which are not homologous to CKGFs (Craik et al. 2001).

The natural spline model is a parametric approach that fits piecewise polynomial functions joined at knots, which are typically placed evenly throughout the distribution of the variable of concern, such as time.

The natural spline model is a parametric approach that fits cubic functions joined at knots, which are typically placed evenly throughout the distribution of the variable of concern, such as time.

However, they rely on the surgeon's ability to tie secured knots, which is a challenging and time consuming process.

"The old boats only go at about three knots, which is like the speed of fast walking.

These enabled it to attain a speed of 21 knots, which was hitherto achieved only by cruisers.

The story of Bergoglio and de Careaga is recounted in Paul Vallely's indispensable biography, "Pope Francis: Untying the Knots," which was published in August.

The forecast for the third race Tuesday called for winds around 15 knots, which is believed to be the optimum speed for the Hula.