Sentence examples for relative localisation from inspiring English sources

The differential ability of L-type VGCCs to preferentially convey signals to the nucleus over the other types of VGCCs may be due to their relatively slow inactivation rate, high single-channel conductance for Ca 2+ and relative localisation to Ca 2+ intracellular sinks.

Wheel odometry is a common method for high resolution relative localisation.

In this paper, a new method for relative localisation, 'visiodometry', which does not rely on a kinematic model, is proposed.

Both relative localisation (i.e., measurement with respect to surrounding mine infrastructure such as tunnel walls) and absolute positioning within the overall mine region are critical.

This paper deals with cooperative position estimation in terms of pure relative localisation, which is based only on mutual observations among the robots.

For relative localisation (e.g., vehicle collision avoidance applications), active ranging technologies such as laser scanners and radar-based sensors are solutions that have been employed in similar non-mining applications.

Here, we report relative localisations of the four FOP family proteins in parasitic Trypanosoma brucei: TbRP2, TbOFD1 and TbFOP/FOP1-like TbFOP/FOP1-likel body proteins whereareTbFOR20 is present on pro- and mature basal bodyes – on the latter it localises distal to TbRproteins

The increase in relative cytoplasmic localisation of c-Myc protein, comparing normal (53.7%), to invasive cells (61.1%) was not significantly different.

Although the relationship between the enhancement of ULF waves and auroral brightness is no longer in doubt (see review by Rae and Watt 2016), the relative timing and localisation of Pi1, Pi1-2 and Pi2 waves across the auroral zone at substorm onset have not yet been investigated.

The results of our meta-analyses confirm the need to identify the head tumour localisation relative to the habitual head side of MP use, which is exposed to 97-99% of the radiation; therefore, the failure to identify the ipsilaterality of tumours adds an additional "dilution factor" to the risk evaluation.

Relative nuclear co-localisation was quantified using Image J as previously described elsewhere (Bruns et al., 2010; Jopling et al., 2011).