By analysis of linear-linear and log-log plots, one can distinguish diffusive, restrained, and directed motions over time and calculate an apparent diffusion coefficient for the diffusive component of any motion (Elmore et al., 2005; Fiebig et al., 2006).
Bolus formation presumably reflects a restrained protein mobility and motion within the ER as a consequence of fading ER integrity and function during late senescence.
Recently, Bahar and coworkers demonstrated that deleting the slowest mode of GNM does not deteriorate its theoretical agreement with crystallographic B-factors due to the slowest motions being restrained by crystal contacts at low temperature (Yang et al. 2007).
"This tank wobbled a little bit," he said, making a hand motion like a restrained wave from a pope.
The restrained cockroach could move its mouthparts freely.
This paper deals with the need of extending results of deterministic rocking analyses to stochastic analyses on restrained masonry façades in one-sided motion.
The third monitor shows in slow motion a young woman being forcibly restrained and, one assumes, sedated by three adults.
The pronounced decrease in T2 values in the presence of another domain could be attributed to the decreased global motion with increased molecular size or restrained internal motions (Palmer, 1993).
As the motion of the carriers (or excitons) becomes restrained, their energy spectra change, moving the permitted energy levels towards higher energies as a consequence of confinement.
Here, we mapped neuronal activity with single-cell resolution in the hindbrain of restrained transgenic Tg(HuC GCaMP5G) zebrafish larvae swimming in response to whole-field visual motion.
On the other hand, for axially unrestrained or weakly restrained beams, an inextensible and unshearable model is presented that describes bending motions only.
