Sentence examples for structure in the core of from inspiring English sources
The spectra allow us to constrain the temperature structure in the core of the cluster and determine the emission measure distribution as a function of temperature.
Nitrogen dopes graphitic structure in the core of C-Dots that presence C N bonding.
Although global structural characteristics (ie the folds of homologous proteins) are largely conserved during evolution [2], it is the buried secondary structures in the core of the protein domains that are most highly conserved (see Fig. 1) [4], [4].
Wild-type LDs containing about equal amounts of TAG and SE are typically spherical structures, in which the core of neutral lipids is surrounded by a monolayer of phospholipids, which, according to the current biogenesis models, is derived from the ER membrane (Mechanisms of LD biogenesis and inheritance).
"A funny thing is that I consider this particular play to be weirdly connected with the structure of the Graphic Interchange Format--in the core of it we can also see an endless repetition/loop," she told us.
A reappraisal of the finite structure shows that this unit corresponds to a N140°E elongated dome of D2 fabrics severely overprinting earlier D1 structures, locally preserved in the core of the dome.
The diurnally-regulated SNF2 family genes may be related to changes in chromatin structure at the core of the diurnal oscillator, which may provide a clue concerning the regulation of diurnal progression by chromatin dynamics.
Such structures are rooted in the core of the States and has been already added to the cultural path of these societies.
It is possible that we should think in an overlapping community structure for the core of the Internet, following the ideas in [42] regarding the core-periphery structure of networks and its relation with community structure.
The structure of trabecular bone in the core of the femur is similar to open-cell foams.
As isooctane evaporates, the ethylene glycol-rich cylinders pack in a hexagonal structure, with the particles in the core of the aggregates (Figure 1).
