Sentence examples for sectors of cells from inspiring English sources

The size and shape of aerial organs in plants can be understood as an emergent property that arises from complex interactions between tissues [ 4, 5] and regional differences in the growth behavior of sectors of cells [ 34].

Three mutually interfering sectors of sectorised cells (the cell radius is 1 km) have been assumed to cooperate as this is a scenario of particular practical interest (see Figures 1 and 2).

In this paper we use group representation theory to derive the necessary periodic boundary conditions on the symmetry sectors of unit cells.

We consider a cluster composed of three cells (L = 3), each of which corresponds to a sector of sectored cells, as depicted in Figure 1.

When sectorization concept is used in the system, the frequency bands in each cell are disjointly divided into sets and used in different sectors of the cell.

The authors hypothesized that early during development, the Pl-Bh gene would be differentially methylated and this methylation would be more or less maintained through subsequent cell divisions, producing clonal sectors in plant tissues of predominantly pigmented cells (unmethylated) and sectors of predominantly unpigmented cells (methylated).

In conventional cellular systems, handover occurs only when a mobile station (MS) moves to different cells or different sectors of the same cell.

This is done for all the transmitted blocks for all users in all sectors of the 19 cells, during typically 10 minutes.

We model a multicellular MIMO-OFDMA system, where CCI is assumed to be limited to the area of intersection of 120-degree sectofs of three neighboring cells, as illustrated in Figure 3.

The base stations are located in the center of each cell and consist of six directional antennas, each serving a different sector of the cell.

ξ k = ξ k l denotes the number of remaining subcarriers borrowed from the l th sector of a cell k.