Sentence examples for mobility of units from inspiring English sources
Further parameters regard the minimum hormone strength difference to move a unit m, which controls the mobility of units.
The reduction in the linear growth rate can be explained by assuming the lamellar clustering process that the precursor or solidified units with the single chain space, which spontaneously are built up from the melt, act as the crystallizing units and the diffusive mobility of the units was restricted by spatial confinement between adjacent silica particles.
It can be used to predict the mobility of single-unit or two-unit articulated tracked vehicles.
Defense Ministry and military officials have said the episode described by The Express was a routine drill to test the mobility of army units at night in foggy conditions.
Defense Ministry and military officials have said the episode described by The Indian Express was a routine drill to test the mobility of army units at night in foggy conditions, they write.
The structural mobility of monomeric units of molecular bottle-brushes was studied by a systematic evaluation of NMR relaxation dynamics.
Highly crystalline films of aggregates of solution grown α-crystals and γ-crystals showed no crystalline relaxation in the temperature dependence of dynamic mechanical loss factor, suggesting an existence of strong intermolecular interactions in the crystalline regions although 13CT1 data indicated that the mobility of methylene units was higher in the γ-crystals than in α-crystals.
Mobility of NaSS units incorporated in the polymer chain depends on its location: buried inside the particles, located on the surface of particles, or dissolved in medium.
The Swedish Armed Forces (SAF) marine's primary tasks include the ability to seize and control coastal areas, with high requirements for sea and land mobility of its units.
The orientational and translational mobilities of mesogenic units in the new model have also been measured and compared with those in the traditional GB/LJ model with very little differences found.
Combining the quantification of native monosaccharide units of the glycan and those from the hydrolyzed product, a strong correlation occurs between the molecular mobility of the monosaccharide units, giving rise to some insights on the dynamic properties of the parent glycan.
