Sentence examples for sweep I from inspiring English sources

Variable geometry (swing) wings can vary the sweep (i.e., the angle of a wing with respect to the plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the craft) of their wings in flight.

In addition to the steady shear measurements, the rheometer is also capable of continuous strain sweep (i.e., at a constant frequency of oscillation the amplitude of the displacement is continuously varied) and frequency sweep (i.e., at a constant stress or strain of oscillatory measurements the frequency of the oscillation is continuously varied).

During fixation of an advantageous mutation, this process causes a "selective sweep," i.e., elimination of variation in the neighboring region.

Another possibility is the action of a soft sweep (i.e. selection on standing variation), shortening EHH, creating spurious values in neutrality tests, and in general confounding the signature of selection [34], [35].

Even as a kid, I wasn't a fan of Sooty and Sweep – I just never really understood it.

"If you would have told me that he would have averaged well under 30 minutes for the series and we would sweep, I would have said you're crazy," Van Gundy said.

The procedure involves two sweeps, i.e., a forward sweep and a backward sweep.

The corrected open probability was calculated on the basis of the corrected number of active sweeps, i.e. total open time divided by (n×availabilitycorrected×number of test pulses×pulse length).

In particular, both factors facilitate selective sweeps (i.e., the spread and fixation of an allele).

These studies used different methods for the identification of "classical selective sweeps", i.e. the processes in which beneficial mutations arise and rapidly increase in frequency while simultaneously reducing or eliminating the variation of linked neutral sites [ 5, 6].

The absence of selective sweeps (i.e. no linkage disequilibrium) reassures us that adaptive selection in the recent past was not missed by failing to sequence the 5′ and 3′ regions of apyrase adjacent to our fragment.