Sentence examples for null surface from inspiring English sources

Null surface tractions are prescribed on these two surfaces and the cylinder edges are clamped.

Previous thermodynamic calculations for idealized crystallites predicted a null surface energy near 2500 2600 K; the experimental temperature range where sudden stiffness of graphenic layers occurs during graphitization.

The area of an event horizon is not a null surface.

Therefore, a black hole event horizon which is a null surface remains unchanged.

Previous in situ hybridization studies in early embryos E11-E122) did not show a significant difference in Pvrl1 expression in p63 null surface ectoderm or in oral epithelium (24), possibly due to a relatively low signal to background noise.

Phase space analysis of the reduced subsystem shows that the null-surface of the Serine-phosphorylated state (S-state) of KaiC is a bistable surface, and that the characteristic of the phase portrait indicates that the kernel mechanism of the clockwork behaves as a relaxation oscillator induced by interlinked positive and negative feedback loops.

The outer-magnetospheric gap is proposed to form near the null charged surface and extend toward the light cylinder.

In the inner annular gap (IAG) model the γ-ray radiation sources are suggested to be located close to the null charge surface (NCS).

IgSF8 co immune precipitates withCD9 in oocyte lysates and is lacking from the Cd9-null eggs' surfaces [ 3, 31].

To observe any effects of the absence of TbGT3 activity on T. brucei bloodstream-form glycosylation, wild-type and TbGT3 conditional null-mutant variant surface glycoprotein 221 (VSG221) was purified in a soluble form (Cardoso de Almeida and Turner 1983; Ferguson et al. 1985) from cells grown in the presence and absence of tetracycline for 48 h.

Herein, the γ-line represents a virtual line along the magnetic field emerging from the magnetic null and the Σ-surface represents a virtual surface where the magnetic field with opposite orientations on its two sides (Lau and Finn [1990]; Priest and Titov [1996]; Xiao et al. [2006], [2007]).