Sentence examples for sheets defined from inspiring English sources

In 2013 more than a quarter of all shale investment was done by firms with dodgy balance sheets (defined as debt of more than three times gross operating profits).

Such a tissue may hence be described as a two-dimensional sheet defined by vertex points representing wall junctions, one-dimensional edges representing cell walls, and two-dimensional faces representing cells.

At the time the only known crystal structure of an LRR protein was that of ribonuclease inhibitor which has a pronounced arched structure where a parallel β-sheet defines the concave side and the convex side is made of α-helices [26].

Each checklist had an attached cover sheet defining each health risk.

The X-ray crystal structure of the MmOmeRS-Ome-AMP-PNP-Mg2+ ternary complex illustrates how the A302T mutation positions the hydroxyl-bearing Thr side chain as a bump on the active site surface in proximity to the β-sheet defining the floor of the amino acid binding site.

Well, a winceyette sheet is defined as a sheet of plain-weave cotton fabric with a slightly raised two-sided nap.

A novel 'hybrid' forming process, consisting of a fluidized bed (FB) pre-treatment to coat with Al2O3 and pre-curve aluminium thin sheets and of a diode laser forming to perform the proper line bending of FB pre-treated sheets, is defined and investigated in this paper.

Six panels were made of eucalypt veneer only, choosing veneer sheets of defined MoE grades based on their dynamic MoE values.

The first touch to either of the sheets was defined as a choice response.

These 4th passage cells were allowed to become hyperconfluent monolayer cell sheets ("HCS"), defined as cells overlapping each other in greater than 100% confluency.

Since the cytoarchitecture of most epithelial sheets is defined by circum-apical bundles of actomyosin, this basic model of purse-string constriction has dominated thinking about processes that bend or shape these tissues.