Sentence examples for release of constraint from inspiring English sources
Release of constraint from the dominating LC phase domain allowed the development of the originally suppressed LC phase.
In PPS/SEBS polymer alloy having SEBS, which was highly modified by maleic anhydride, it was confirmed that the elastomers were dispersed finely because of high compatibility with the PPS matrix, and the toughness was improved efficiently by the release of constraint of the strain due to void formation in the elastomer particles.
However, the low ω observed among primates and mammals in general (see Table S6) together with the high probability of obtaining ORF disruptions after a release of constraint makes this scenario very unlikely.
Furthermore, appropriate release of head constraint to allow human-like head kinematics is challenging with weight-drop models and actuators that move downwards to create impact.
In other words, DNA wrapped around a histone protein is constrained and the release of the constraint is better achieved when the mean helical rise is >3.2 Å.
In conclusion, the high divergence found in ITS sequences of I. canariensis with a GC content lower than 60% (clades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6) could be explained by a release of evolutionary constraint and a subsequent high rate of substitution.
These nodes constitute the crack plane, that is, crack propagation was simulated by the subsequent release of node constraints.
Simple support conditions on the piers were assumed for the bent caps and were achieved through the release of support constraints as needed.
This ancient lineage-specific expansion may be caused by the release of evolutionary constraints in individual lineages.
Only one antiferromagnetic state is reported here for LiCoPO4, as the antiferromagnetic low-spin cells converged to the high-spin state upon release of magnetic constraints.
Instead ecological diversification within the aquatic realm, and perhaps the release of terrestrial constraints, seem to be important in driving pinniped cranial disparity.
