Sentence examples for single spanning from inspiring English sources

Few different variables were considered in this study; span of the panel, single spanning, continuous spanning, panel restrain types at supports, and skin fibre orientations.

The degree of 'efficiency' of 50 by 50 m faulted regions (spanning the fault damage zone) is characterized by comparing their bulk permeability with that of the same sized two-dimensional region with a single spanning fault of constant thickness such that the two areas contain the same proportion of fault rock.

For instance, Erf2/Erf4 seems to modify hetero-lipidated proteins, Akr1 modifies hydrophilic proteins that bind to membranes through their palmitate moieties, Pfa4 modifies multispanning membrane proteins like amino acid permeases, while Swf1 recognises single spanning membrane proteins with cysteines close to the cytosolic border of their TMDs.

STIM1 and the closely related STIM2 are single spanning type I membrane proteins, each having a Ca2+-binding EF-hand domain exposed to the ER lumen.

EGFR is a 170 kDa transmembrane glycoprotein, containing 1186 amino acids subdivided into a large extracellular region (the ectodomain), a single spanning transmembrane (TM) domain, an intracellular juxtamembrane (JM) region, a tyrosine kinase domain, and a C-terminal tail [1].

A single spanning insert is sufficient for an un-ambiguous assignment, i.e. α = 0, and the detection power is simply the local coverage probability, 1 - e- ρ, where ρ is the redundancy [ 19].

Johannes later built a bridge at Reichenau, a single span 240 feet (73 m) long.

As stunned strollers and sunbathers looked on, the plane's wing, a single span over the cockpit, broke off.

The exceptions are 1998 (or any year ending in '98), for which the pre-Beddian ages comprise the single span 0-48, 1999 (or any year ending in '99), for which they comprise the single span 0-49, and 2000 (or any year ending in '00), for which they comprise the single span 1-49.

Symphony No. 13 (1933), by contrast, was a revelation, its three movements conjoined into a single span of nocturnal contemplation and disturbance.

The shed is the famous St Pancras railway station, designed by William Barlow in the 19th century, once the biggest single span building in Europe.