Sentence examples for leading edge points from inspiring English sources

The significant levels of the data distribution are marked: mean of the range residuals after 2.5 sigma clipping, peak, mean of the leading edge points (meanLE), leading edge at half maximum (LEHM).

As the secondary structure calculations catch up to the calculated leading edge points, the leading edge has a chance to choose between recently formed secondary structure and a pseudoknot over the same length of sequence.

The leading edge points p1 and q1 when the PD controller is switched off can be close to the stable manifold of the saddle for the choice of the switching function and the value of P. In particular, if p1 or q1 is exactly on the stable manifold, the state of the system approaches the upright equilibrium directly along the straight line of the stable manifold.

The waves change directions quickly, keeping the leading edge pointed at the target cell to "aim" the release of destructive chemicals.

In order to control the unphysical growth of turbulent kinetic energy near the leading edge stagnation point, appropriate modifications to the conventional models are employed and tested.

What feedback loops can potentially discriminate filaments pointing to the leading edge from filaments pointing backwards?

The speeds of the leading edge and peak are established by a best fit to time-frequency points obtained from different frequency cuts of the WAVES spectrograms.

11.23am BST 5th over: England 18-1 (Cook 14, Ballance 0) Cook aims to tuck a full one from Kulasekara away to square leg, but instead squirts a leading edge away through point for four, then gets beaten once more with a lifting delivery outside off.

Binding to the actin network early may also result in NHS localization at the leading edge at later time points, as seen at the 3 min transient (Fig.  1B).

He struck again in his next over, when Thomas Odoyo's leading edge was caught at point by Jesse Ryder.

The dry line is the boundary between dry and moist air masses east of mountain ranges with similar orientation to the Rockies, depicted at the leading edge of the dew point, or moisture, gradient.