Sentence examples for specific displacements from inspiring English sources

Highly efficient and specific displacements of both ligands from their endogenous mitochondrial binding sites were also demonstrated (data not shown).

Highest specific displacements were calculated for largest spot size and longest exposure time.

The specific displacement was proportional to the amount of charge accumulated in the electrode.

A set of specific displacement primers, cross primers and testing primers were designed based on six specific sequences in E. sakazakii 16S-23S rDNA internal transcribed spacer.

A set of specific displacement primers, cross primers and testing primers was designed on the basis of six specific sequences in Y. enterocolitica 16S 23S rDNA internal transcribed spacer.

Material properties of the component, if not available, are then determined by a calibration process, and specific displacement boundary conditions are applied to reproduce the assembly process.

The general concept of a group is a form of our understanding "pre-existing in our mind" (1902: 107; 1913b: 91; 1898: 42–43) or an ante rem structure, which the specific displacement-structure (= transformation group) exemplifies.

The flow behavior of any specific displacement front is affected by the mobilities of the fluids immediately ahead of and behind that front and also by the mobilities of the fluids in the regions around the other fronts.

These analytical expressions are then used within a multi-objective numerical optimization algorithm aimed at minimizing both the flow non-uniformity and the pump size to achieve a specific displacement.

The method used is a combination of finite element analysis and classical shell theory, and the objective is to determine the specific displacement functions which best represent the real deformations.

A review of existing hardware and methods for vibration testing of large structures is given by Koss and has shown that the size of inertial vibration shakers, to achieve a specific displacement, has to increase, as a structure becomes larger.