Sentence examples for structural connection from inspiring English sources

There is, however, disagreement on the size or even the nature of the clusters and fraction of interstitial space in amorphous solids, the origin of enthalpy for relaxation, the contribution of molecular geometry to the structure of amorphous solids and its relationship to relaxation, and finally the structural connection between the relaxation process and crystallization.

There is no obvious structural connection between the TBS and the αM2-cap in the Torpedo AChR structure, where the tip of loop A (residue αD97 [20]; Φ = 0.93±0.02) and cap residue αS268 (Φ = 0.97±0.11) are separated by ∼17 Å.

The raising of the arm is 'the birth of the kingdom of Armenia.' " During another trance, Benjamin was very excited to have come up with the phrase "Wellen schwappen Wappen schwellen" ("Waves splash armorial bearings swell"), claiming that the rhyming words held the clue to a deep structural connection between waves and the designs used in heraldry.

Her indifference is an affront to the staff, and, early in the movie, McKenna gives Miranda a nasty but brilliant speech in which she explains the structural connection between a sample from a fashion house — a cerulean belt — that Andy laughs at and the frumpy sweater that Andy is wearing.

The raising of the arm is 'the birth of the kingdom of Armenia.' " During another trance, Benjamin was very excited to have come up with the phrase "Wellen schwappen — Wappen schwellen" ("Waves splash — armorial bearings swell"), claiming that the rhyming words held the clue to a deep structural connection between waves and the designs used in heraldry.

Silicone elastomers are amongst others employed in glass façades as structural connection materials.

In these structures, the structural connections are crucial to achieve a favourable distribution of horizontal loads and to avoid out-of-plane mechanisms.

High functional connectivity was found between regions with low structural connectivity, possibly due to fibers not contained within the imaging slice or indirect structural connections; but low functional connectivity was not found between regions with high structural connectivity.

In addition, although theory suggests that brain communication is highly frequency dependent, how structural connections influence overlying functional connectivity in different frequency bands has not been previously explored.

In some older individuals, this deficit in functional connectivity may be secondary to structural changes, and these individuals may respond to antidepressants better than individuals with functional connectivity deficits with intact structural connections.

Network morphisms that are emulations provide an explanation of network structure, in that they reveal structural connections between networks that entail kinetic connections.