Sentence examples for mats I from inspiring English sources

However, wrack mats (i.e., dead vegetation) deposited on creek banks can cause the death of below-ground vegetation leading to bare, unstable banks that may slump into the channel.

Protease inhibitors have been isolated from a variety of freshwater cyanobacterial blooms and mats, i.e., Microcystis (Agrawal et al. 2001), Lyngbya Mattheww et al. 2007), Nostoc sp. (Bajpai et al. 2009) and Oscillatoria (Itou et al. 1999).

Stretching will be performed supine on stretching mats (i.e., no machines).

His class put on a show about Victorian childhood and as we stood at the back of a hall of 200 kids in blue V-neck jumpers, surrounded by wall bars and gym mats, I found that I could see, with absolute clarity, my own school's near identical uniforms in a near ­identical hall 30 years ago.

That's why they've been painting the walls and installing new mats, I realised, moving the chains that the weight bags swing from.

That's why they've been painting the walls and installing new mats, I realized, moving the chains that the weight bags swing from.

The front page of The Toronto Sun today carried pictures of Carter and the Maple Leafs Mats Sundinn under the heading, "Mats Is Hot, Vince Is Not".

Where Dow i is mean breast height outerwood density of stand i (kg m−3), Age i is stand age (years), MAT i is mean annual temperature (°C), a, b, c and d are model parameters, and e i is the error term.

However, a search for other MAT (i.e., MA three) proteins identified four genes, i.e., MAT5 through MAT8, that encode proteins containing four tandem MA3 domains.

For fixed combinations of n and m, the phase φ mat was determined for each fetal R peak (index i), the absolute difference δ i = |φ mat, i - φ mat, i + n | was calculated and a sliding window of length l was moved over all δ i. If, within the window, all δ i < threshold value α, an SE was considered detected (e.g. in Fig. 6, black points in bottom panel).

By definition, the covariance between the number of male offspring fathered by the focal male i and an "average" male other than i is ρ m m (z m i, z ¯ − m i ) = (E [ N mat i N mat − i ] − 1 ) f 2 4 s m (z m i ) s m (z ¯ − m i ), (16 where E[ Nmat iNmat− i] is the expected product between the number of matings of the focal male i, Nmat i, and that of another male, Nmat− i.