Sentence examples for localized point from inspiring English sources
In this study, we show that Caenorhabditis elegans holocentromeres are organized as dispersed but discretely localized point centromeres, each forming a single cenH3-containing nucleosome.
The key advantage of this approach is that by utilizing the nonlinear absorption a three dimensional grid of highly localized point and line defects can be written in clear fused silica substrates.
QuickPALM identified and localized point objects that qualified for super-resolution fitting according to user specifications, including minimal SNR (>25 isolating Qdots) and maximal full width at half-maximum (fwhm) of 5 pixels (107 nm/pixel in object space for the 150× objective).
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Tunnel channels develop abruptly in the plateau surface suggesting localized point sources of meltwater, such as drainage of subglacial and/or supraglacial lakes.
In a deposition taken in February 2010 in connection with personal injury lawsuits filed against Delek, refinery manager Frank Simmons said an investigation by the company revealed that the accident was caused by a "localized point of very high corrosion" on the 31-year-old pipe, which carried naphtha and liquefied petroleum gas.
These techniques employ the generalized Green's function to describe how variation propagates into the solution around localized points in the parameter space.
The second variant assumed much greater importance of the features resulting from localized points on code networks, depending on a five times duplication of each properly designated observation.
At the beginning, the most relevant features (best localized points, or frequency bands over the t f representations) are selected by means of some kind of relevance measure.
Because Senate races are still highly localized, points out Hatcher, Schumer knows he needs to allow them to make votes that will play with their bases.
The authors envisioned that a high-resolution image consisting of individually localized points may be reconstructed and termed it "Pointillism" (Table 1).
