Sentence examples for positions on a surface of from inspiring English sources

"Every bit consists of two positions on a surface of copper atoms, and one chlorine atom that we can slide back and forth between these two positions," explained Otte.

Correct positioning of the laser beam orientation was by visual inspection of laser dot position on a flat surface of the Smartpeg hexagon and by using the reflection index on the laser scanning vibrometer device.

In (a), the length of the arrows qualitatively represent the magnitude of material evaporation rates from various positions on the surface of a droplet etched nanohole.

Based on test participants' setup angles, the average calculated ladder slide-out failure rate was 8.7percentt for ladders positioned on a surface with the lowest measured coefficient of friction.

In order to be able to examine a range of positions on the surface of the banner, the articulating arm was used for macro-positioning of the probe head, while the artefact was placed horizontally on a table (Fig.  4a).

Mapping their positions on the surface of N-ScHsp82 resulted in a continuous surface patch, which probably accounts for the interaction surface between the two domains (Fig 1).

We compared the observed pattern to random patterns each generated by reallocating the n observed apoptotic TC nuclei to n randomly chosen positions among all observed TC nucleus positions on the surface of intact or mechanically-treated eggs.

The elemental analysis of the soil sample was carried out by shooting 4 different positions on the surface of the soil pellet, each by 5 laser pulses.

Bone analysis was performed by irradiating each mandible at 2 different positions on the surface of the cortical bone of the mandibular body, each by 5 laser pulses.

These results are in agreement with electron microscopy studies, in which TM isoforms were shown to can assume different positions on the surface of the filament [40].

This result suggests that there are no lipid positions on the surface of AQP0 that are preferentially occupied by PG or CL lipids.