Sentence examples for mutual configuration from inspiring English sources
These investigations enabled the study of the clay particles' mutual configuration in three-dimensional arrangements within natural water environments without drying the samples.
Such interaction behaves like incorporation of impurity atoms in the structure of these centers as well as the formation of complexes "dislocation-impurity" in which the mutual configuration of the defect determines the energy of optical transitions.
An optimal mutual configuration of coils and cooling ducts for the effective cooling of a dry-type transformer is presented in this paper based on the method developed by the author.
Of course, when the number of antennas becomes large, it will be increasingly difficult to obtain configuration where mutual correlation between antennas is small.
The dispersion energy, instead, comes from the mutual perturbation of excited configurations and it is often regarded as the electrostatic interaction occurring between instantaneous multipoles of the two interacting systems.
On the basis of these results and inspection of published three-dimensional structures of recoverin, we propose a model highlighting the mutual interdependence of sterical configurations in EF-hands 3 and 4 of recoverin.
Configuration is the mutual arrangement of atoms in the molecule, which cannot be changed without breaking the existing chemical bonds.
Then, the dynamical behaviours of two tubes with in-line and parallel configuration are studied, and the mutual influence of the two tubes is analyzed.
Finally, we analyze mutual relations between numbers of possible product configurations and obtained values of the complexity measures.
On the other hand, the third and fourth methods are applied to the case where no external criterion is present, and are used to construct a spatial configuration so as to grasp the mutual relationship of the data.
When the controlled arrangement of nanoscale structural units affords "a configuration that creates a novel functionality through mutual interactions among those units" the approach is termed "nanoarchitectonics" [9, 10, 11].
