Sentence examples for outer components from inspiring English sources

With inner, middle and outer components, and including the pinna, tympanic membrane and cochlea, it performs a miracle of vibration and impedance matching to make all of this possible.

The geometric meanings of both inner and outer components can provide more attractive information about the similarities between original vector field and template data.

Including these outer components in the analysis is beyond the scope of this paper (e.g. the development of the database management system or of the webserver and the programming languages involved).

In general, inner components were found to be required for the later assembly of outer components, although certain inconsistencies point to a higher complexity (Liu et al. 2006).

The cation permeability in the mainly reduced outer component of PPy/DDS/Cl bilayer is limited and increases in the sequence of decreasing hydrated ion radii.

Low-frequency conductivity depends on pore water conductivity, the outer component of the electrical double layer coating the surface of the minerals, the electrical conductivity of clayey materials, cation exchange capacity and saturation (Revil 2013).

Architecture reflects a lateral progression from channel axis to distal elements, via overbank terrace; internal levees within the channel-belt; channel-bounding external levee, with an inner and outer component, grading into hemipelagites.

This complex forms the stable scaffolding for the outer component of surface-exposed lipids and glycolipids, such as trehalose monomycolate (TMM) and dimycolate (TDM).

According to this, the outer component was described as surrounding the entire brain and the inner component divided the subarachnoid space into cisterns.

Whilst the cells of the inner cell mass go onto form the embryo, it is the cytotrophoblastic cells in the outer component that can become transformed and appear to be the cell of origin of gestational choriocarcinoma [ 61].

The systemic administration of lipopolysaccharide (LPS), an outer component of the gram-negative bacterial wall, has been applied as an experimental model to mimic some of the clinical findings of human septic shock [ 2].