Sentence examples for radial forms from inspiring English sources

Unlike sessile sponges or floating jellyfish, the Bilateria typically move actively in pursuit of food, although many members have further evolved into sessile or radial forms.

In the context of the general pattern described above for typical bilaterian animals, it is important to note that even secondarily radial forms such as echinoderms tend to follow the same overall model of gut organization.

A radial form is equally advantageous for filtering, predatory, or photosynthetic modes of feeding.

In this sense, the cluster travel configurations can be in radial form and/or in peripheral.

In most cases, distribution networks are expanded in a radial form.

For the radial form case of the Hamiltonian function, the characteristic function and the covariance matrix of the stationary response are calculated explicitly.

These results, combined with Hill's slip-line field solution adapted to the RARR process, allow a fast and reasonably precise calculation of the radial forming force, a key parameter at the preliminary stage of the process design.

It is demonstrated that the products are 3D enoki mushroom-like Co3O4 hierarchitectures constructed by one-dimensional nanowires which are oriented and assembled in a radial form from the center to the surface of hierarchitectures.

A new radial form of the gas permeability equation has been developed for this work and its relationship with Darcy's permeability is established for a cylindrical configuration of the test.

The radial form of pressure diffusion equation in porous media is shown in Eq. 28 (Dake 1978): frac{1}{R}frac{partial }{partial R}left( {Rfrac{partial P}{partial R}} right) = frac{{varphi mu c_{text{t}} }}{k}frac{partial P}{partial t}, quad t ge 0, quad R_{text{w}} le R le R_{text{e}} (28).

In most cases the trees are presented in unrooted radial form and are based on global alignments of protein sequences from one or two representative genera of each major taxon.