Sentence examples for opposite layer from inspiring English sources

This layered architecture has an important characteristic that the nodes in one layer are conditionally independent given the values of the nodes in the opposite layer.

Such proteins contain a specific domain, the methyl-CpG-binding domain (MBD) which consists of ~70 residues in an α/β-sandwich fold built of three to four β-twisted sheets and a helix with a characteristic hairpin loop in the opposite layer [ 4- 7].

Press together with the opposite layer of the potsticker.

Two opposite layering patterns, i.e. outward and inward, were designed for analysis.

Importantly, methyl groups from opposite layers in the bilayer do not overlap but were closely packed, resulting in methyl methyl carbon hydrogen van der Waals interactions [70].

The extent of lamellar overlap increased with increasing chain length and as such, odd even alternation observed in the νa(CH3) values were due to methyl methylene interactions of chains from opposite layers within the lamellar [98].

By calculating the distance between hydrocarbon tails within a lamellar, Dbt = (dexp/sinr) − 2dL, Nelson and Ellis [70] showed that methyl methyl carbon hydrogen interactions between tail groups from opposite layers in the bilayer were clearly possible.

Such interactions resulted in hydrogen atoms from closely packed tail groups becoming partial positively polarized by nearby methyl carbons from opposite layers within the lamellar, hence, the methyl carbons were partially negatively polarized; an effect which was a function of the vertical distance between tail group carbons.

A plastic window with a diameter of 6.0 mm was attached to the frame on the surgical side with a clip to provide visual access to the fascial side of the opposite skin layer.

Indeed, all the major discrepancies in the score plot for both disease and normal populations are observed either in the superficial skin measurements or very deep in the tissue (~180 µm), where the symmetric profile of the ear cross-section would result in measurement of the opposite skin layer.

The adult mesothelium was thought to be a 'quiescent tissue' solely endowed with physiological functions such as to maintain serosal integrity and inflammation and to secrete large amounts of 'lubricants' to favour the correct sliding of opposite serosal layers (i.e., for the beating heart).