Sentence examples for rise localization from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we compare the performance of three localization techniques; Dive and Rise Localization (DNRL), Proxy Localization (PL) and Large-Scale Localization (LSL).

A rise in localization of the oocyte-localized mRNAs was only observed at stage 4 5 of embryogenesis; the rise was more pronounced in the minus category (i.e., apical localization in embryo cells).

It is shown that, under certain conditions, a small degree of imperfection can give rise to the localization of vibration around one or two blades, and that such a localization has the potential for inducing unexpected failure of rogue blades.

Such non-uniformity or waggling or bifurcating of the nanowires might give rise to the localization of carriers, which has been used to explain the small polarization anisotropy generally associated with nanowires [14].

The operation of each of these pathways could give rise to co-localization of bacteria with LC3.

In both cases these localizations appear to be reversible and disruption of the membrane binding gives rise to a nuclear localization.

When barriers to globalization rise, boosting adaptation via localization is a logical response, but one with clear limits.

Above a critical defect concentration, the material deforms by plastic flow localization, giving rise to strain softening in terms of the engineering stress strain response.

Even though the topology of the underlying graph may not give rise to a unique localization, it may still be possible to assign a finite set of positions for each node, called finite localization [4].

Furthermore, it has been claimed that this localization gives rise to the high quantum efficiency commonly found in III-nitrides by preventing the carriers from reaching the dislocation level (which acts as many non-radiative recombination centers) [3, 4].

This pericanalicular localization gives rise to the possibility of studying transport trafficking to the apical membrane.