Sentence examples for length adapted from inspiring English sources

This needle probe design is based on that reported in [ 13], with the GRIN length adapted to produce a collimated beam at the GRIN/glue interface.

We carried out metabolite screening and identification tests with a 24 h exposure period as well as biotransformation kinetics experiments consisting of a 24 h uptake phase followed by a depuration phase of variable length (adapted from refs (11, 17, 21, and 22)).

Another feature of the SDASE is that its length adapts according to the requirements of the application.

(F – I ) Whi5 tot intensity and G1 length adapt with time after nutrient transitions; yellow squares are steady states in 0.01% glucose whereas green diamonds are steady states in 2% glucose; time 0 is the timing of nutrient transition; G1 beginning time is the time when a G1 phase (not necessarily the first G1 phase) begins after nutrient transition.

This is consistent with the known result that word lengths adapt to information content [2], and we discover the independent semantic feature of valence.

For Directional BSS, the BM coefficients are a set of converged BSS demixing filters of length 1024 adapted for the corresponding scenarios.

A protocol for preparation, culture and transfection of primary rat embryonic E18 hippocampal neurons and determination of neurite length was adapted from [68].

From both products molecular weight (MALDI-TOF method and HPLC) and peptide chain length distribution (adapted Edman degradation) were determined.

To ensure a fixed surface area of each face on the photograph, the focal length was adapted to the head size of each participant.

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This protocol, called Packet Length Optimization (PLO), adapts the length of transmitted packets in accordance with the underlying channel conditions; large packets are transmitted during good channel conditions and vice versa.