Sentence examples for restricted rigidity of from inspiring English sources

Also we consider a related concept of restricted rigidity of a matrix.

We prove some lower bounds on the size of such circuits and the restricted rigidity of matrices in terms of the absolute value of the determinant of the matrix.

His neuropsychological profile is consistent with both the clinical picture already described (behavioral and social rigidity, restricted interests, and impairments of mental attribution) and the major neuropsychological theories applicable to ASDs.

Adjacent to the C 1063 G1193 base pair are residues G1064 and C1192 (Fig.  5G), which are part of the binding site for the antibiotic spectinomycin (55, 66), an antibiotic proposed to restrict head movement by increasing the rigidity of the region around these residues (55, 66).

It became apparent that the rigidity of the muscle often restricted inferior pole expansion resulting in a high-riding implant, an ill-defined inframammary fold, and less than desirable cosmetic results.

The structure is achiral and aromatic, but the mimicry is assisted by the presence of double or amide bonds with restricted rotational freedom and by the strong rigidity of the multicyclic scaffold.[ 312] Peptide-inspired PPI inhibitors were developed for a broad range of targets.

It is shown that the overall rigidity and stability of the novel material is significantly increased; further, addition of Ag(I) results in much more restricted flow of a cation of supporting electrolyte (favoring potassium over other alkali cations).

The rigidity of the fascia inferiorly restricts inferior pole expansion and often results in a high-riding implant.

The plasma membrane has a 3 1 ratio of ergosterol to phospholipids (Zinser et al. 1991); this high level of ergosterol leads to low fluidity/high rigidity of the plasma membrane, restricting the diffusion of transmembrane proteins (Valdez-Taubas and Pelham 2003).

The rigidity of mass timber panels has tended to restrict architects to a "house of cards" design, whereby panels are slotted together and stacked on top of one another in repetitive patterns.

Also restricted are shipments of milk.