Sentence examples for successive coordinated from inspiring English sources

Following invasion and the establishment of the intracellular parasitophorous vacuole, tachyzoites develop through successive coordinated binary divisions within the vacuole to typically form 32 or 64 cells before egress of daughter parasites.

Proteins on the merozoite actively participate in the successive coordinated events that culminate in the erythrocyte invasion [ 7].

In this research, some variations in one of the very simple and primary methods called "coordinate descent" or "successive coordinate search" is used for geometry optimization of the trusses.

Successive conformal coordinate transformations in conjunction with the method of separation of variables and the relevant boundary conditions are employed to obtain standard truncated matrix eigen-value problems which are then solved numerically for the resonance eigen-frequencies.

Her museum is joining with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Guggenheim Museum in New York in coordinated, successive Turrell exhibitions beginning in May, offering an unusual opportunity to experience his immersive light environments that allow viewers to "see ourselves see," as he puts it.

Highway design which ensures that successive elements are coordinated in such a way as to produce harmonious and homogeneous driver performances along the road is considered consistent and safe.

By storing differences of successive atomic coordinates and using an adaptive, variable-length encoding to handle exceptional values, the I/O size is reduced by an order-of-magnitude with user-controlled error bound.

Alice then computes the observed distance r between the successive Cα coordinates p1 and p2.

Let r i (∀1≤ i< n) denote the observed distance between any two successive Cα coordinates p i and p i +1.

Instead of the distance between successive Cα coordinates, Alice transmits the distance dij between the start (pi) and end (pj) points.

He also coordinated the analysis and the successive versions of the manuscript.