Sentence examples for plants partition from inspiring English sources

C4 plants partition photosynthetic reactions between two distinct cell types: vascular bundle sheath (BS) and mesophyll (M) cells, a structure called 'Kranz' anatomy (Majeran and van Wijk 2009).

"The way a desert is structured differently to a tropical rainforest or your local park is down to the way flowering plants partition up those particular spaces," says Sandy Knapp, Head of Plants, at the Natural History Museum in London, UK. "They provide places for insects to go, and the space in which other things evolve and change".

Their study provided several interpretations for this including that closely related plants partition the AMF pool in ways that promote plant functional complementarity.

The array of Pi transporters, and their expression, has been reviewed relatively recently (Raghothama and Karthikeyan 2005; Nussaume et al. 2011), and the determination of the key role of the PHO1 protein has provided significant insight into how plants partition the essential element, in Arabidopsis thaliana at least (Chiou and Lin 2011).

Also, they tend to mix noisy vertices with the clusters of the planted partition of the ordered part, as shown by the fact that the partition they recover never exactly match the planted partition, not even when just a few noisy vertices are present.

As a measure of similarity between the planted partition and that recovered by the algorithm we adopted the Normalized Mutual Information (NMI) [51], in the extended version proposed in Ref. [23], which enables one to compare both partitions and covers.

Intelligent agents are developed to integrate the plant partitions where simulation results are exchanged among the different simulation sessions.

An automated guided vehicle (AGV) is a driverless vehicle used for the transportation of materials within a production plant partitioned into cells.

We used this definition also for hard planted partitions, since modules found by OSLOM may be overlapping.

Both superclusters B and C show that single EUL extension and gene duplication may have occurred at the same time, as exemplified by the appearance of EULS domains of higher order (EULS2 and above) as well as EULD domains within the more primitive taxa (e.g. the lower plants of partition B).

It was to be a world of freeform team-working environments, punctuated only by pot plants and partitions.