Sentence examples for portion of surface from inspiring English sources

The reasons for these properties can be attributed to the large portion of surface atoms and quantum size effect, which is caused by the reduced size in three dimensions.

Adding the effect of surface bond contraction to the Hamiltonian of an extended solid leads to a new mechanism indicating that the blue-shift in the photoluminescence (PL) of CdS and CdSe nanosolids arises from the surface-relaxation-enhanced binding energy and the PL shift depends on the portion of surface atoms of the solid.

The IEM results show that after endocytosis, MSP119 becomes closely located with the lining membrane of the small food vacuoles and retains this position in the single vacuole of later stages, indicating that this molecule, and it is likely, the portion of surface membrane to which it is GPI-anchored, become permanently incorporated into the vacuole wall membrane.

Although a portion of surface LC3-II is believed to be degraded before fusion of autophagosomes with lysosomes [ 2], inhibition of lysosomal activity with NH4Cl or bafilomycin A1 is expected to accumulate more GFP LC3 punctate foci because basal levels of autophagy persist in different stages of the cell cycle [ 5].

To determine the 'external' surface area of a blastomere (the portion of surface area of the cell that is on the outside of the embryo), we considered each constituent triangle, fired a ray along its outward normal and asked whether it intersected any other triangles (of any of the blastomeres of the embryo) before it reached infinity.

The bigger islands expose more portions of surface with {111} slope and reduce {113}.

The islands expose large portions of surface with a slope compatible with {111} and {113}, and the aspect ratio reaches 0.5 for larger islands.

Bulk endocytosis of substantial portions of surface membrane coupled with Pacsin-dependent budding may possibly be required in intercalating cells for polarized elongation or motility.

I do not perceive all of the table; I can only see its outer surface, and indeed only the portion of that surface facing me.

Therefore, general contact does not create interactions between surfaces (or portions of surfaces) that are severely overclosed in the initial configuration of the model, and these surfaces can freely penetrate each other throughout the analysis.

For example, when a stone is dropped into a pond, the resulting ripples, which constitute a surface wave, extend over only a small portion of the surface at any instant of time.