Sentence examples for microscopic time from inspiring English sources

Rush is about the intense rivalry between Formula One drivers James Hunt – a foppish English partyboy with an aggressive need for speed, sex and booze – and Niki Lauda, an uptight Austrian interested in rationality, discipline, and tweaking microscopic time advantages out of the car.

In the preceding iteration steps, the molecular dynamics cell will reach a state close to equilibrium by using considerably fewer microscopic time steps.

Then, so the argument continues, although measurements take an amount of time that is short by human standards, it is long compared to microscopic time scales on which typical molecular processes take place.

In other words, by incorporating delays into a temporal model one can capture essential information on a macroscopic level, each delay encompassing sets of biochemical processes or transport and events on a microscopic time scale that would otherwise render us unable to compute cell dynamics in real-time.

VISSIM is a microscopic, time-step, and behavior-based simulation model developed to analyze different types of classified roadways and public transportation operations.

Macrophages were allowed to adhere for at least 1 h prior to phagocytosis and subsequent microscopic time-lapse imaging.

We measured the distribution of intracellular yeasts into the daughter cells using microscopic time-lapse imaging after phagocytosis of three different C. neoformans strains, 24067, H99 and Cap67, which is an acapsular mutant.

mTECs random motility was monitored by tracking cell nuclei every 10 min for 7 h with an FV10i microscopic time-lapse imaging system (Olympus).

Gap formation was due to LEC migration (retraction) but not due to apoptosis of LECs, which was evidenced by microscopic time-laps movies (not shown) and by berberine-mediated inhibition of migration (Ho et al, 2009; Tsang et al, 2009).

The results reported in this study were obtained from the analysis of two different datasets, obtained through microscopic time-lapse imaging of single E. coli cells growing in a rich medium, by Stewart et al. [ 25] and Wang et al.[ 26].

Subsequently, Langolf and Hancock [ 48] investigated the ultimate quality of the ID as a predictor of microscopic motion time and also investigated the effect of microscope power under conditions more carefully controlled than were possible in the MTM-M industrial studies.