Sentence examples for patch of one from inspiring English sources

Some hair, a patch of one hand's skin, and parts of his clothing that were frayed into ready kindling disappeared.

A Mg circular patch of one chemical composition was placed inside and butt welded to a tightly clamped Mg workpiece of a different composition.

The proposed model of CARD-CARD and PYD-PYD interactions is that the acidic patch of one domain interacts with the basic patch of the other protein.

The helicase activity of RecBC could generate single-stranded DNA ends of both polarities, either of which could invade a homologous duplex and create a heteroduplex patch of one polarity or the other [21] (Figure 1B).

In the parallel and angled orientations, the molecules are only partially overlapping, so that the front patch of one molecule can interact with the back patch of the other molecule; in contrast, the anti-parallel orientation has both Chain A and Chain B of the molecules overlap to facilitate proximity of the patches from one of the chains.

To mimic this phenotype, we used an ensemble of wild-type cytoskeletons and artificially added MT nucleation sites to a patch on one side of the posterior pole.

"It became apparent quite quickly in all cases," says volunteer judge Michael Stean, who is also a chess grandmaster, though he admitted to being fooled by small patches of one or two of the conversations.

This leads to the assumption that employing a detection mechanism that searches for interesting texture patches of one type, and then describes them with texture descriptors of another type, is an abortive attempt.

Finally, in Section 4, we provide simulations of the numerical results for an example of 100 hypothetical cities when an infection starts from one cell which has three neighboring cells (respectively, the case of a cell with eight neighboring cells is investigated), while aiming to control a patch of four cells, and in another example, two patches of one and four cells, respectively.

Using the adaptive dynamics approach I show that four qualitatively different dispersal strategies may evolve in different parameter regions, including a counterintuitive strategy, where patches of one type are fully dispersed from (emigration probability is one) but individuals nevertheless always immigrate into them during the dispersal season (immigration probability is one).

Distance is measured based on the NETLOGO model protocol with a starting patch radius of one agent-worker per ten model patches.