Sentence examples for number of docking from inspiring English sources

Most work on the principle that a user hires a bicycle at one of a number of docking stations dotted around a city.

The number of docking sites affects the drug docking speed.

The growing number of docking developers is engaged in the community-wide assessments of predictive methodologies.

Lin and Yang (2010) also proposed a methodology for estimating the location and number of docking stations needed for a given system.

The need to clarify at a 3D level some important molecular aspects of discussed SAR, we undertaked a number of docking simulations to better assess.

"Expansion could include extending the scheme to the east of London in time for the Olympics and adding to the number of docking stations in the existing cycle hire area".

The union has been at odds with the government since the passage of a law in 1993 that aims to reduce the number of dock workers that terminals must use.

This exceeded the width of the docks at Rosyth and Plymouth, which severely limited the number of docks that could handle the ship, but these changes were approved by the Board of Admiralty on 17 April 1941.

They were added to a small number of docks along the south coast of England which the company already owned, to make it the largest docks operator in the world.

The selected ligand-induced protein conformation from this trade-off surface had the optimal combination of a high number of polar interactions and a high number of docked near neighbour ligands adopting that particular binding mode.

Previous studies in lamprey reticulospinal synapses have shown that prolonged depolarization by high [KCl]o (40 mM for 5 30 min) decreased the size (diameter) and the number of vesicles in the cytoplasmic clusters but not the number of docked vesicles close to the active zone (Wickelgren et al. 1985).