Sentence examples for surface rays from inspiring English sources

The ratio of recombinant antigen expressed on the yeast surface (RAYS) was determined by dividing the mean fluorescence intensity of peptide expressing yeast cells by the mean fluorescence intensity of the non-expressing (pCTCON-2) yeast cells.

After verification of individual peptides by FCM detection, the ratio of recombinant antigen expressed on the yeast surface (RAYS) was determined by dividing the mean fluorescence intensity of peptide expressing yeast cells by the mean fluorescent intensity of the non-expressing (pCTCON-2) yeast cells [26].

Apply spherical ray casting to produce an image on the globe's spherical surface (ray casting algorithm).

For lenses made with spherical surfaces, rays which are parallel to the optical axis, but at different distances from the optical axis, fail to converge at the same point.

The whip-like tail measures 1.0 1.3 times as long as the disc and bears slender stinging spines on the upper surface; smaller rays usually have one sting, larger rays two.

The more distal basal pieces remain separate, forming the dermal (i.e., on or near the body surface) fin rays.

Below the surface, sun rays bounce off coral and light up colourful tropical marine life – I catch a glimpse of lionfish and tiny sea slugs called nudibranchs.

On the surface, "Gamma Rays" is a Cinderella story of Tillie, an ugly duckling in 1964 upstate New York who finds salvation from a life of torment at the hands of her mother and sister through science projects at school.

The structure and local atomic structure of the film can be explored by surface X-ray diffraction and extended X-ray absorption fine structure experiments, respectively.

Because of the curvature of the lens surfaces, different rays of an incident light beam are refracted through different angles, so that an entire beam of parallel rays can be caused to converge on, or to appear to diverge from, a single point.

In this article we review the contribution of surface X-ray diffraction (SXRD) to the topic of electrocatalysis.