Sentence examples for particle crowding from inspiring English sources

One of the main differences between GridCell and other simulators is its ability to simulate particle crowding.

A rationale for this is presented in terms of the particle crowding at the relatively low fraction of liquid.

In article [8], a multi-objective particle crowd optimization technique is applied to a group of consecutive frames to reduce the number of branches in each tracking tree.

We also incorporated the image subtraction algorithm at micrograph level so it not only overcomes the potential artifact from interpolation and contrast transfer function, but more importantly also provides new opportunities to analyze micrographs of crowding particle images.

However, microcalorimetrically the collapse of the PNIPAM chains was observed to take place in all samples, suggesting that the shells of the micellar particles are crowded in a way which hinders the compression of the poly N-isopropylacrylamide) chains.

When an interviewee was asked why she selected 4a ("… crowded particles want to move …") rather than 4b ("the random motion of particles suspended in a fluid results in their uniform distribution"), she stated that 4a seemed more understandable and consistent with her conceptualization of the diffusion process.

More than one-fourth (27 44%) of students at each course level chose response 4a, "crowded particles want to move to an area with more room" (Table 3, misconception #19; Table 7).

This chamber was designed to operate within a standard fume hood and hold up to 24 mice in open mesh cages suspended above bedding material to maximize the free flow of particles around the mice and minimize crowding.

The extent to which microviscosity is experienced by a particle depends on its radius, and the crowding agents' dimensions and concentrations.

In pore-cavity-pore devices, nanoscale confinement in single-particle data suggests a narrow escape, whereas ensemble measurements suggest crowding effects, which drive escape even at low particle concentration.

This can also be done in a real electron micrograph that contains relatively crowded 20S particle images (Fig. 6C, D).