Sentence examples for sheet population from inspiring English sources
Such variations in the plasma sheet population are essential in the dynamics of the ring current.
Moreover, Wang et al. (2012) showed that a simple two-fluid description (with Maxwellian protons and electrons) of plasma sheet population is not supported by the observed particle spectra, which often can rather be represented as a mixture of two (cold and hot) populations.
Our results suggest that myocardial tissue layers in alternating sheet-populations align into a more chamber-horizontal orientation during contraction.
In contracture, mean 'intersection'-angle (geometrically quantifiable intersection of sheet-angle projections) between β+ and β− sheet-populations increased from 86.2 ± 5.5° (slack) to 108.3 ± 5.4° (p < 0.001).
Two predominant sheet-populations were observed, with sheet-angles of either positive or negative polarity relative to a 'chamber-horizontal plane' (defined as normal to the left ventricular long-axis).
Subsequent high-resolution DTI of fixed myocardium, and histological sectioning, reconfirmed the existence of alternating sheet-plane populations.
Since these particles will drift to distances less than six earth radii in the nightside equatorial plane, their variations in time probably control the dynamics of the magnetosphere in the range 6 < L < 13 and these particles are probably the source of the plasma <span class="lh">sheet energetic particle population.
OCUCh-LM1 cells proliferated in a monolayered sheet with a population doubling time of 31 h.
Coverage data from the PEC survey was compared with tally sheet data and population projections to determine the reliability of administrative data.
But his overall message is stark: repairing balance-sheets when the population is ageing is much harder than when it is young.
Balance-sheet Adjustment under Population Ageing", a speech by Kiyohiko Nishimura, January 2011 * "Ageing and asset prices", by Elod Takats, BIS Working Papers, January 2011 * "Boomer Retirement: Headwinds for US Equity Markets", by Zheng Liu and Mark Spiegel, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, August 2011 .
