Sentence examples for may exhibit local from inspiring English sources
A turf's mechanical properties may depend on imposed strain, and may exhibit local buckling without a gradient in structure.
The non-linear behaviour of the subsonic source can also cause a further problem, since the error surface experienced by the control system may exhibit local minima.
The heterogenous and detailed models may exhibit local bistability while the homogeneous model does not admit this property: a simple conversion between the parameters of the homogeneous and heterogeneous models is suggested.
It is, among other things, shown that for cases in which a field component is discontinuous along a grid line, as happens at general two- and three-dimensional material interfaces, the Yee scheme may exhibit local divergence and loss of global convergence.
These regions may appear "structurally variable" (not well superimposed) in a global context but may exhibit local conformational similarity.
We recognize that using the dN/dS value across an entire gene is an extremely conservative measure of selection, and that smaller regions within a gene may exhibit local signals of positive selection [ 39].
This approach leads to non-linear non-convex models that may exhibit multiple local optima.
The interfactant layer may feature a homogeneous thickness all over the substrate, or it may exhibit some local variations in height leading to a difference between the roughness of the interfactant layer and the substrate roughness.
Real beaches exhibit local variability with respect to stratigraphy, sediment grain size and associated topographic profile, so that groundwater flow may diverge significantly from idealized models.
Our findings are of substantial relevance for clinical trials in MS, particularly regarding the possibility that ICV transplanted BMSCs entering the inflamed central nervous system may exhibit – under conditions – a local pathology of yet unknown consequences.
Nearby genes may exhibit coexpression due to local chromatin configuration, often demarcated by boundary elements such as insulators [7].
