Sentence examples for restricted separation of from inspiring English sources

There is restricted separation of commissures.

Intercellular space formed in leaves and stems can result from restricted separation of cells at the tricellular regions [ 34].

Syntactically, this means that given a set B, we can form a new set {X ∈ B : φ(X)} by separation only if any quantifier in φ is bounded, that is, it occurs only in contexts ∀X (X∈Y →...) and ∃X(X∈Y ∧...), for some set Y. We can see that this constraint on separation is efficacious since the proof theoretic strength of CZF, which has only restricted separation, is within the range of predicativity.

The ordinary nozzle flow separation patterns, free shock separation (FSS) and restricted shock separation (RSS), were obtained.

For instance, the study by Wu et al. was restricted to the separation of proteins by 2DE using a pH gradient of 4 7 [ 10].

Our project will encompass measures of neurotransmitters (GABA and glutamate by H-MRS) and diffusion parameters (e.g. fractional anisotropy, mean diffusivity and separation of restricted and hindered water by Restriction Spectrum Imaging, RSI [ 55]), enabling longitudinal investigations of GABA- and glutamate levels as well as white matter properties in the same patients.

This form of impredicativity is avoided in constructive set theory by restricting the separation schema: by requiring that all quantifiers occurring in the formula φ range only over "previously constructed" sets.

The gel porosity reflects stagnant mass transfer zones restricting their applicability in the separation of small molecules under conditions of strong retention.

TLE shows increased lift by delaying and restricting spanwise separation.

A different parameter of the input output functions, the offset did not divide the same ABGC samples into two populations, indicating that the functional separation of ABGCs is restricted to specific cellular properties.

The withdrawal is overshadowed by the separation barrier, which has restricted the flow of people and goods to and from Israel.