Sentence examples for smallest residue from inspiring English sources

He calculated the smallest residue of \tfrac{2^{t}-1}{p}\,pbmod\,p for all primes p < 2000 and found this residue to be zero for t = 364 and p = 1093, thereby providing a counterexample to a conjecture by Grawe about the impossibility of the Wieferich congruence.

These residues interface with the S4 S5 linker helix, suggesting that a small residue like glycine or alanine (the second smallest residue) is required.

Amongst cytoplasmic and mitochondrial aaRSs, the most frequently mutated residues were glycine (smallest residue, 6 mutations) and arginine (largest polar residue, 10 mutations) respectively.

The far-UV CD spectra of the Y142G mutant and the wild-type enzyme were similar (results not shown); nevertheless, this mutant, which contained the smallest residue (glycine), showed no activity.

Positions of the two smallest residues in the left helix indicate surface of the flat contact.

Residues with small side chains, including all three smallest residues Gly, Ala and Ser, are significantly overrepresented as compared to the non-redundant database (Fig. 2).

Thus we see how chad, chit and chaff are related in the sense of "small residue".

When emotions are observed, not suppressed or amplified, they filter through quicker, leaving a smaller residue behind.

Scoop up larger pieces with stiff paper or cardboard, pick up smaller residue with sticky tape, and wipe the area with a damp cloth.

But — and this was the small residue I was trying to leave the reader with — there's Something ABout The Sayer, too.

The UK could and should be much more ambitious, because new fast reactors offer a way of solving the nuclear waste problem by burning up all the long-lived elements that make current waste a concern for tens of thousands of years, and leaving only a smaller residue that is effectively safe within just three centuries.