Sentence examples similar to streamlined propagation from inspiring English sources
In contrast, probabilistic tractography techniques, such as the PICo method used in the current study, are able to overcome these limitations by taking into account the local uncertainty in fibre orientation and repeating streamline propagation multiple times, allowing for an estimation of probability for any pathway reconstructed (Behrens et al., 2003; Parker et al., 2003).
Unlike eukaryotic genomes which can contain more than 50% repetitive DNA [ 2], prokaryotic genomes are streamlined as the propagation of non-functional "selfish" DNA is a burden to the rapidly dividing organisms and selected against [ 3, 25].
The bulk propagation speed of the multiple edge flames has been characterized as a function of the distance between the flame bases (or stoichiometric locations) and the local flame curvatures in order to better understand the conditions which lead to larger streamline divergence and faster propagation speeds.
The normal morphogenesis of sperm nucleus, or nuclear shaping, is especially important for the viability of sperm because the appropriately streamlined nucleus is an indispensable structure of mature sperm accommodating paternal genetic materials vital for propagation of species.
Lancelets are streamlined animals.
Keep your message streamlined.
Single streamlined application.
(This process was later streamlined).
THE BATHROOM Small and streamlined.
The instrument panel is streamlined.
