Sentence examples for of dissimilar shape from inspiring English sources
The FOL compounds were distributed into a 96 well plate with each well containing 7 10 individual compounds of dissimilar shape and dissolved in 20 µl of methanol at a concentration of 6 mM.
This illusion also occurs when the targets and inducers are of dissimilar shapes (Coren & Miller, 1974; Rose & Bressan, 2002) and when they are complex stimuli such as images of human faces (Stapel & Koomen, 1997), suggesting that size contrast could also be relevant to the perception of any size-based sexual signal.
This observation suggested that the various β-crystallins might have dissimilar shape and/or dimer-monomer equilibrium.
Based on the above expectations, if varying just one factor generates dissimilar shapes of distribution, multilinear subspaces based on these average shapes do not represent a variety of data distributions.
At the bottom of the paper, frizzly green tops of trees reach into the mix, their distinct but not dissimilar shapes echoing those of the cloud masses.
The AFD curves are similar in shape for the samples with M NRM/M IRM values of ~0.01, ~0.05, and ~0.1, whereas dissimilar shapes were observed among the samples with M NRM/M IRM values of ~1.
In the range of mean residence times investigated, the calculated crystal volume distributions for the first case show geometrically dissimilar shapes without morphological variations.
Fusion zone area and shape of dissimilar austenitic stainless-steel with ferritic low carbon steel were evaluated as a function of the selected laser welding parameters.
In the present work, we propose a developed free-form optimization method for designing the shape of composite structures composed of dissimilar materials (A and B).
Now, research into the shape of the enzyme exposes how it can act on a wide variety of dissimilar molecules.
The researchers mostly focused on the main characteristics of dissimilar uses of sprayed-FRP rather than probing down to a criticism of the related scientific shape.
