Sentence examples for segments of the interface from inspiring English sources
Alternating segments of the interface are composed of lattice planes of matching nanotwins that are structurally very similar and almost parallel.
Our observations also suggest how such interfacial disconnections could arise through the dissociation of crystal lattice dislocations that accommodate the misfit on initially flat segments of the interface.
The α-class is composed of oligomers whose interface uniquely involves α-helices on both the segments of the interface.
Similarly, the β-class is composed of oligomers whose interface uniquely involves β-structures on both the segments of the interface.
The method generates a graphical representation of the 3D interface which is a comprehensible representation of the two segments of the interface and their possible interactions.
X" is also present in the blue region but only on one of the segments of the interface, so the two-block interaction is now different from the one seen in the red box and the green box regions.
It is unclear whether a third earthquake source, the Off Boso segment of the interface between the Pacific and Okhotsk plates, has generated large earthquakes in historical time.
One possible explanation for the uneven contribution of the VH and VL segments to the interface is the location of BMPR-IAEC on top of the antigen-binding site of the Fab AbD1556.
Synthetic peptides corresponding to two distinct segments of the subunit interface of the homodimeric enzyme triosephosphate isomerase (residues 9 18, ANWKCNGTLE, peptide I; residues 68 79, KFGNGSYTGEVS, peptide II) from Plasmodium falciparum (PfTIM) have been investigated for their ability to act as inhibitors by interfering with the quaternary structure of the enzyme.
The back-projection results suggest that many segments of the plate interface that have broken independently in the past have moved during the mainshock of March 11 , 2011
2. Assign the first spectrum blocks of each segment to the interfaces of every node.
