Sentence examples for positions define from inspiring English sources

Residues at the a and d positions define the helical interface (core) and are usually hydrophobic, though about 20% are polar or charged.

In addition to dictating seedling traits, asteroid positions define the map you can only travel within a range of territory defined by asteroids you've claimed, and bigger asteroids claim more territory.

The difference in volume between both positions define the air exchange volume (the amount of air moved with each breath), determined to be approximately 20 l for a P. engelhardti individual estimated to have weighed 690 kg, or 29 ml/kg bodyweight.

Together, the seven polymorphic positions define five distinct alleles, four alleles that encode Cys at position 67 (C1-C4) and one allele that encodes Ser (Table 2; Figure S5).

The resulting boundary positions define the strand bias segments.

(G) FEP calculations for evaluating Na+/K+ selectivity at four positions defined in (B).

But we also found 8,548 unfilled mid-level positions, defined as two-10 years of engineering experience, and able to act on broad directives.

Moreover, it also fits well with a range of different players' network positions (defined by their connectivity to other players).

One of the more commonly accepted positions defined ghosts and spirits (Chinese: guishen; Japanese: kishin) in terms of the spontaneous activities of yin and yang in the world.

85 tests were conducted on aluminium alloys under different crack positions, defined by crack tip distance, crack offset distance, crack size, and crack inclination with loading axis.

The feature positions defined by both tasks shifted systematically to the left or right according to the sign of the phase offset, increasing with the degree of blur.