Sentence examples for persistent propagating from inspiring English sources

Now the basic feature a CA needs to perform computations is the capacity of its transition rule of producing "particle-like persistent propagating patterns" (Ilachinski 2001, p. 89), that is, localized, stable, but non-periodic configurations of groups of cells that can preserve their shape (sometimes called solitons in the literature).

However, many bacterial pathogens eventually elicit epithelial cells death and disrupt the gut barrier function to propagate persistent bacterial colonization.

The crack propagated along persistent slip bands within the grain.

It has occasionally been observed that head and tail waves fail to meet, resulting in a persistent region of congested traffic propagating upstream.

In addition, it was suggested that these captodatively substituted propagating radicals were thermodynamically persistent but kinetically active in propagation, which resulted in rather smooth propagation in spite of bulky 1,1-disubstituted olefins.

In the conjunction search task, however, strong and persistent effects of the bias block propagated into the neutral blocks, producing long-term priming.

Persistent bias models are most often used to propagate the bias estimate, where the a priori forecast bias error covariance is calculated as a constant fraction of the unbiased a priori state error covariance.

Little is known about how different strains of A. phagocytophilum propagate in their natural hosts during persistent infection.

When propagated by batch culture in rich media, these species undergo persistent coevolution during long-term experiments (c. 450 bacterial generations; Buckling & Rainey, 2002a,  b; Hall et al., 2011a).

In all cases analyzed, persistent changes of d N/d S (i.e., the variation is propagated to descending branches) provided a better fit than episodic changes (i.e., the variation is not propagated to descending branches), consistent with a long-term variation of the selection pressure (supplementary fig. S10, Supplementary Material online).

Using a resequencing microarray, we examined a persistent infection by a Citrus tristeza virus (CTV) complex in citrus, a vegetatively propagated, globally important fruit crop, and found that the complex comprised three major and a number of minor genotypes.