Sentence examples for spot segment from inspiring English sources
It is observed, that a specially designed diffractive optical modulation element (DOE) can generate multiple focal spot segment of transversely polarized in the focal region by controlling the angles of DOE.
Such kind of sub wavelength transversely polarized focal spots segment may find wide applications in multiple optical traps and optical manipulation technology.
The suggestion that C to T mutations at -12 and -16 positions lead to creation of TATA box-like sequences [ 13] seems less likely since these elements are found in promoter elements while the hot-spot DNA segment is immediately upstream of the translational start point for EmbA and putatively involves ribosomal binding site.
The researchers spotted a segment of DNA on chromosome 8 that appeared in the colorblind islanders; then they tested another 60 people from Pingelap and nearby islands to narrow the search down further.
The folks at TVNewser spotted the segment on "NBC Nightly News," in which NBC medical correspondent Dr. Nancy Snyderman interviewed the longtime anchor about his injury.
Data cleansing and normalization: Using ImaGene (BioDiscovery Inc), background and foreground pixels of each spot were segmented and the highest and lowest 2% of the probe intensity was discarded.
The most obvious sign is when you spot little segments of the worm - almost like grains of rice - around your pet's anus or in its fecal matter.
Cells on spots were segmented on the basis of the DNA counterstaining and the nuclear fluorescence intensities for DAPI, Ki-67 and cPARP were measured.
Most of the spot shows a segment of Mr. Bush's nominating acceptance speech in which he praises the sacrifice of soldiers and their families.
Nduja ravioli came, too, with citrus zest and mint, and spot prawns with segments of oro blanco and lily shoots.
The female Diplocladon hasseltii, called starworm, or diamond worm, gives off a continuous greenish blue luminescence from three spots on each segment of the body, forming three longitudinal rows of light, the appearance of which inspired the common name night train.
