Sentence examples for tail function from inspiring English sources

The number of seemingly modern propatagial traits hint that feathering was a significant factor in how basal paravians utilized arm, leg and tail function for aerodynamic benefit.

This suggests that feathering particularly its symmetry, size differentiation and spatial arrangement was highly significant towards how some basal paravians utilized their arm (and likely leg and tail) function for aerodynamic benefit.

where Q denotes the Gaussian tail function, and γ=E s /N0 is the SNR per symbol.

where Q is the Gaussian tail function, and the Rayleigh channel BER is calculated for the maximum uncorrelated Doppler spread [56].

As an example, we shall often use the following bivariate Pareto model for the joint degree-degree tail function of the graph, bar{F}(d_{1},d_{2}) = left(1+frac{d_{1}-mu}{sigma}+frac{d_{2}-mu}{sigma}right)^{-gamma}, (7).

(ii) For each i=1,2,…,n, there exists a constant A i >0 such that the density f i and the tail function (overline {F_{i}}(x)=1-F_{i}(x)=Pr (xi _{i}>x)) together satisfy the relation begin{array}rcl@ {f_{i}(x)/overline{F_{i}}(x geq A_{i}/x~~text{for}~~xgeq x_{0},} end{array} (5).

The observations that the C-terminal tail can function as a nuclear localization signal and that overexpression of wild type EF-G1 proteins can also reduce wing growth suggest a model, where EF-G1 functions as a retrograde signal to arrest the cell cycle, if the level of ATP synthesis in mitochondria is insufficient for proliferation.

How the AMA1 tail functions during internalization remains an important question for the future.

Figure 4: The AMA1 tail functions as a downstream signal for internalization.

A. The assumption that a bird's tail functions only as a horizontal surface is erroneous, said Ron Rohrbaugh, an ornithologist at the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology in Ithaca, N.Y.

However, whether the AMA1 tail functions as sensing device triggering rhoptry secretion, MJ formation or parasite internalization has not been further investigated.