Sentence examples for surfaces aligned from inspiring English sources
Most man-made optical systems employ rotationally symmetric components with the reflecting and refracting surfaces aligned and centered with respect to each other.
Instead of plotting 18 dose-response curves (one for each lag), we assembled them in a three-dimensional surface aligned by turbidity values.
In the 5mm Teflon inclusion phantoms the background is very low except for areas within the mesh where edge artifacts occur at the surface aligned with the source and detector placement.
The crystal structure of monomeric MO25α revealed that it consists of seven helical repeats arranged in a distinctive horseshoe shape distantly related to the Armadillo proteins with a concave surface aligned with highly conserved residues and a less conserved convex surface fold [9].
This approach assumes that population phenotypes are affected by the wandering adaptive peaks of adaptive surfaces (aligning with an Adaptive Peak model of evolution), and is therefore similar to an OU model with shifting locations in assuming that different regimes may occur at different locations in phylogenetic space.
Fusion occurred on many chemically identical surfaces in which varying structures were arranged in square or hexagonal lattices, but only a subset of patterned surfaces yielded aligned myotubes.
Surface-based registration was used to build an average template, and all of the individual reconstructed cortical surfaces were aligned to this template [53].
Probably, they only measure the differential extent of adhesion surface of aligned and non-aligned filopodia and integrate it in a signaling response that allows the stabilization of aligned filopodia.
We report the experimental and modeling results of water contact angle (CA) on anisotropic surfaces with aligned fibers fabricated by electrospinning.
The surfaces were aligned via spherical registration to the Freesurfer average atlas (Fischl et al., 1999).
The surfaces were aligned via spherical registration to the Freesurfer average atlas (fsaverage, Fischl et al. 1999).
