Sentence examples for patterns of breakdown from inspiring English sources

The best that can be hoped for are patterns of breakdown particles from Higgses that are, themselves, the results of head-on collisions between protons travelling in opposite directions around CERN's giant accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC).

But even richer, idiosyncratic memories for skills differ from other, more explicit forms of memory in their acquisition, nature, content, phenomenology, articulability, and patterns of breakdown (Ennen 2003; Sutton 2009a).

Beginning with the work of Broca and Wernicke in the 19th century, a popular view has been that language is localized to certain areas of the brain (see Fig. 3), almost always the left hemisphere,[19] and that it is subject to characteristic patterns of breakdown, called 'aphasias.' (See Saffran 2000 for a survey of the various aphasias).

At other times, transit officials said, supervisors failed to see patterns of breakdowns or felt pressured to put the machines back into operation in a hurry even though they needed additional work.

In CM, increased permeability of the BBB was usually, but not exclusively, associated with specific vascular pathological features, so that three patterns of BBB breakdown could be distinguished.

This is the first study to demonstrate that patterns of protein breakdown differ over time between massive Porites colonies of the same or closely related species of coral.

This study has demonstrated that internally consistent patterns of protein breakdown occur within Porites coral colonies over the timescale of the last 500 years, but differences are observed in the THAA degradation patterns between colonies (Fig. 9b d) and this decreases the widespread utility of this fraction for geochronology.

Malate Synthase (MS) activity have been shown to increase co-ordinately (along with other enzymes from the glyoxylate and TCA cycle) with patterns of lipid breakdown (see Figure 5) during germination in different plant species, and has been used as a marker for glyoxysomal activity [ 42, 43].

These selected bacteria would then give off a special pattern of metabolic breakdown products that serves as their host's signature odor.

Such talk puts the Tories in conflict with New Labour politicians such as Harriet Harman, who champions equal rights for cohabiting couples, but a decade of progressive remedies has barely reversed the pattern of family breakdown.

Strong reproductive isolation is found between populations of C. americanum, and the asymmetrical pattern of this breakdown along with observations of chlorosis and variegation suggest cytonuclear incompatibilities contribute to this isolation [ 15, 43].