Sentence examples for stick sphere from inspiring English sources

Within 10-12 days, freshly isolated single-cell suspensions of HMECs cultured in floating collagen gels gave rise to multicellular structures that were subdivided into three types of branched (TDLU-like, thin, star) and three types of non-branched structures (stick, sphere, multi-sphere, Fig. 1B).

Molecular styles include lines, crosses, sticks, spheres and cartoons, and atoms and surfaces can be colored by user specified properties, such as partial charge or atom type.

It has been proposed to calculate "the Sutherland coefficient", θ = kBT/πDηa, as the criterion of the compatibility of the experimental value of D with predictions of the general theory of "the partially sticking sphere" (including its particular cases of the sticking and sliding spheres).

Different types of atoms in stick or sphere representations were specified by the following colors: red for oxygen, blue for nitrogen, magenta for phosphorous, light green for magnesium, green for sulfur, yellow for carbon in residues that are mutated in human cancers, and gray for carbon in other amino acids that interact with residues of interest in this study.

When director Skylar Tibbits and his collaborator, Dimitrios Mairopoulos, place the spheres on a table that supplies passive energy, the spheres stick together to form a cell wall-like grouping that grows as researchers "feed" it more spheres.

It's called a fly, but it's just a lure that can be used on a fly rod, a garish sphere stuck on a hook.

Only later and gradually, however, the spheres stick together, forming tiny rods filaments and much larger fibrils, which in turn accumulate into insoluble deposits of protein called amyloid plaque.

Therefore, the formation of long-range ordered network pattern with tunable neck width and length can be attributed to anisotropic RIE and preheating, which converts the point contact between original spheres (see Fig. 1a1) into extended face contact between regular polygons (see Fig. 1b1), as well as makes the PS spheres stick tightly to the substrate.

Upper pink sticks and violet sphere: RNA 3' nucleotide in i site and Mg2+(I) from crystal structure of RPo-GpA (Zhang et al., 2012 ).

Lower pink sticks and violet sphere: NTP in i+1 site and Mg2+(II) from crystal structure of the transcription elongation complex (Vassylyev et al., 2007 ).

In this model, colours stick out from the sphere according to how sensitive the visual system is to them.