Sentence examples for regularly space from inspiring English sources

ISW1b contains Ioc2 and Ioc4, associates with coding regions, plays a greater role in transcription elongation and termination, and does not regularly space nucleosomes (Morillon et al., 2003; Vary et al., 2003; Gangaraju and Bartholomew, 2007).

In ordinary crystals such a lattice image reveals regularly spaced rows of atoms.

One or both edges of the film are lined with regularly spaced perforations, or sprocket holes.

They have two layers of iridophores, each containing regularly spaced crystals of the chemical guanine.

Regularly spaced, windowlike grids serve as stage and backdrop for the skeletal structures.

Portico, colonnaded porch or entrance to a structure, or a covered walkway supported by regularly spaced columns.

Barring entered staff notation in the 17th century, but regularly spaced barring became a practice only in the 18th century.

At regularly spaced intervals on the road, piles of snack remains showed where each car had been.

But the stripelike strips have stripes of their own, regularly spaced needle-thin lines incised across them, sometimes diagonally.

In general, colonies were regularly spaced at a fine scale.

The 11 transducers are regularly spaced, with Δ = 0.75 mm.