Sentence examples for target is rather from inspiring English sources

This ablation process of the C-Fe target is rather complicated since two distinct materials are being subjected simultaneously to multiple ultrashort laser pulses during 3D scanning.

Although these discrete parts can get connected by conducting morphological operation in Figure 9f, the shape distortion of the target is rather serious.

The location of this cis-acting 84 nt sRNA in P. aeruginosa in the same sense as its putative target is rather rare.

Although the difference in P r) between initial and target is rather small, i.e. information for refinement is limited, the agreement between the target P r) and the one for the best predicted structure is good.

This is because it will allow your teammates to get a more specific sight of where the target is rather than saying he's behind that tree.

The bravery of their target was rather uplifting.

Furthermore, because the features of each target were rather technical for written or verbal instructions, in the first 16 trials of the practice participants received a visual cue informing them of the identity of the current target "T1" or "T2," so they could learn the physical properties and the appropriate foot response.

Although the potential design window for spallation targets is rather wide, the analysis presented in this paper identifies specific topics that must properly be covered in the detailed project of a spallation source, in order to avoid unacceptable temperatures and mechanical stresses in the most critical parts of the source.

Gene knockout simulations are relatively straightforward to implement, simply by constraining the flux values of the target reaction to zero, but the identification of reliable gene amplification targets is rather difficult.

Since the list of S100 protein targets is rather impressive, calcium-induced interactions involving S100 proteins may entail a wide spectrum of physiological consequences, including changes in cytoskeleton dynamics, cell mobility and adhesion, cell cycle, differentiation, etc. (Santamaria-Kisiel et al. 2006).

The CCA report looked at commitments from Canada and Japan, noting their targets were "rather less ambitious than those announced by the United States and some other developed countries".