Sentence examples for splitting interaction from inspiring English sources

The comparison of model prediction and experimental observations indicate that the model can accurately simulate the damage development of this composite material, i.e. fiber bundle splitting, interaction of free-edge effect and delamination, and final failure of the specimen.

Colocalisation of the split-GFP interaction with HcRed PTS1 in mating cells shows that Pex3 and Atg36 interact at the peroxisomal membrane.

It is in that split second interaction that I get to watch you really look at what a queer man who doesn't conform to any standard actually looks like.

The split-GFP interaction is irreversible [44], [73].

The irreversible nature of the split-GFP interaction also allows trapping of otherwise transient interactions [44].

Below described constructs pPCUP1-Fz1-CRU and pPCUP1-s-Fz1-CRU are derived from a parallel study to search for protein-protein interactions of the Frizzled 1 receptor using the Ura3p-based yeast split-ubiquitin interaction system [44] that will be published separately (Dirnberger D. and Baumeister R., University of Freiburg, Germany; manuscript in preparation).

In a second step, we split the interaction term into two components, the first describing the difference between adapted and mismatched combinations and the second accounting for the rest of the interaction (Table 2).

Dillenbourg and Jermann (2007) suggested that the effectiveness of collaborative learning crucially depends on the necessity of mutual reference of the learning partners ("Split Where Interaction Should Happen;" p. 292).

But as salacious as explicit association with bettors has been, it was implicit association — the tendency for people in split-second interactions to favor members of their own race — that drew the attention of some prominent economists.

Not surprisingly, acrimony followed him everywhere, from band breakups to marital splits to interactions with fans.

The multiplet splitting and configuration interaction are substantial in calculating the theoretical spectrum.