Sentence examples for ring characteristics from inspiring English sources

A pre-computation algorithm is first proposed based on ant random walking to accelerate the recognition of the ring characteristics of a network topology.

We examined factors that may influence willingness to try the vaginal ring including: sexual and contraceptive history, genital comfort, and vaginal ring characteristics.

The NevCAN transects enabled us to compare wood anatomy and tree-ring characteristics among species at different elevations and at locations (north and south) with distinct climatic regimes.

Methods: We analyzed wood anatomy and tree-ring characteristics of four conifer species in response to different levels of water availability by comparing a low- and a high-elevation population.

For example, an 'onion-ring' characteristic of the central nugget region, where the most severe deformation occurs, is a result of the way in which the material is deposited, from the front to the back, by the threaded tool.

Inhibition of PI3K with LY294002 did not alter the initial formation of these F-actin-rich cup structures at the plasma membrane but it did prevent Akt/PKB recruitment to these cups and their subsequent fusion into the large rings characteristic of normal[47].

We find that both the integrin-associated talin, as well as actin, accumulate across the immunological synapse, but do not clear to form the concentric pSMAC and dSMAC actin rings characteristic of the synapse.

The C-terminal amino acid in peptide was linked to hydroxyl group of a β-hydroxy-fatty acid through lactone ring, a characteristic feature observed for cyclic lipopeptides.

Examples of proxies are tree ring records, characteristics of corals, and various data derived from ice cores.

18, 19 These results show that the PDGF-A/PDGFR-α pathway plays a role in the secondary septation process, because PDGFR-α-expressing cells located in the alveolar entry ring have characteristics of myofibroblasts.

Let A j be a finite local ring with characteristic p j, for each j such that 1 ≤ j ≤ s.