Sentence examples for successive structure from inspiring English sources

The current state of the system depends on previous events and their successive structure to determine the process.

In this situation interactions between successive structures produced by the jets were likely to be occurring.

London Bridge, any of several successive structures spanning the River Thames between Borough High Street in Southwark and King William Street in the City of London.

For treatments with soil bunds, soil samples were taken at the center of the two successive structures.

Excavations in the 20th century produced significant finds including the foundations of several successive structures, Roman coins and pottery.

The energy change of 0.05 Kcal/mol between two successive structures was used as the termination criterion in both the steps.

The energy difference of 0.05 Kcal/mol between two successive structures during both minimization steps was used as the termination criterion.

The reduction of expression of Shh and pathway target genes in Cdo –/− ;Boc –/− mice worsens between E9.5 and E10.5, revealing that Cdo and Boc are required together in these regions for robust temporal maintenance of the autoinduction system whereby Shh regulates its own expression in successive structures of the rostroventral midline.

This interesting nutritional property can be attributed to its specific structure, obtained after successive structural changes of its two main components, i.e. starch and proteins.

Different trap depths are generated forming a successive defect structure in this three-dimensional framework of SrGa2O4 containing channels occupied by Sr2+ when Tb3+ ions are introduced.

Our results infer that the existence of a successive defect structure with multiple traps for the incorporation of the shallow and deep ones is conducive to the thermal stability of SrGa2O4 Tb3+ phosphor, which could provide a potential application in a rigorous environment with a higher thermal energy than the room temperature, such as solar energy utilization, and in vivo-imaging.