Sentence examples for propagate extended from inspiring English sources

The absence of oxygen in the Ar atmosphere detonations may propagate extended sheets of graphene that either stack together due to electrostatics or fold upon itself.

For many of these applications, it is highly desirable that the laser pulse propagate extended distances (many Rayleigh lengths) at high intensity.

We confirm these results by demonstrating that PGCs from a different layer breed of chickens can be propagated for extended periods in vitro.

Because genetic material is propagated over extended periods of time due to the self-renewal properties of stem cells, the compounding mutations required for tumorigenesis have been hypothesized to arise in these rare cells and not their more numerous progeny, which have a finite lifespan once committed to differentiation.

As the problem is solved in a quasi-static condition, cracks propagate and extend to a specific value when the criterion is satisfied.

Although the Drosophila models discussed here are largely limited to tumors that develop in the larval stage, adult flies can be employed to examine the metastatic potential of these tumors using allografts, providing an ideal way to propagate tumors for extended studies.

Therefore, in the present study, simulations of two spatially extended propagating sources, with overlapping time courses, were used to assess the performance of MEEG localization using cMEM.

The proposed method of error propagation is flexible and can straightforwardly be extended to propagate other possible sources of error.

Moreover, looping is not easily reconciled with evidence that some other exons are regulated by single-pyrimidine tracts (Shen et al, 2004; Izquierdo et al, 2005), and an alternative model is that extended complexes propagate along the RNA from the initial high-affinity site(s) (Eperon et al, 2000; Wagner and Garcia-Blanco, 2001; Zhu et al, 2001; Spellman and Smith, 2006).

The first model assumes that Pc1 waves propagated from a latitudinally extended source with different frequencies at different latitudes to the observation points, representing beating of these waves in the ionosphere.

Mouse ES (mES) cells are derived from the inner cell mass of pre-implantation embryos and, although only present as a transient population in vivo, they can be propagated in vitro for extended periods when cultured in appropriate medium [1], [2].