Sentence examples for the common bound from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, only the common bound of the outer coupling coefficients (CBOCC) is used to design the synchronization controllers.

Fibroblast-specific CTCF ChIP-seq peaks show enrichment for ZEB1 motif in addition to the consensus CTCF sites, while for keratinocytes, we observe that the enriched motifs are similar to the common bound peaks [see Additional file 2: Figure S22b].

This is a quite common bound in M-DVC literature.

Everyone wears multiple hats and has a common interest in building an ecosystem in Downtown LA. "We all relate to what a struggle it can be to start a company specifically in LA, that's the common tie that binds.

Interestingly, some of the common antigens bound by autoantibodies in newborn human cord blood [19] were also bound by the natural autoantibodies of the inbred C57BL/6 mice: glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD); myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein (MOG); fibrin; HSP60 peptides; and HSP47.

The following lemma is obtained from Lemma 14 in [16] so that we can get the common lower bound of eigenvalues of v + α d x and v + α d s, where α satisfies v + α d x ∈ Ω and v + α d s ∈ Ω. Lemma 3.5 For any α ∈ ( 0, λ min ( v ) σ ), λ min ( v + α d x ) ≧ λ min ( v ) − α σ and λ min ( v + α d s ) ≧ λ min ( v ) − α σ, where σ is a number defined in (15).

The common peaks, bound by Ubx both in the absence and presence of the cofactors, show almost complete overlap (96%%) with DNase1 peaks (Fig.  6b) and have high DNase1 accessibility when assessed by DNase1-Seq count analysis (Fig.  6c).

If its members end up owing little of their success to the merits of their respective Tory and Labour leaders, the Commons is bound for five years of rebellion.

At a more visceral level, the routine and growing presence of torture and corruption became the common enemy that bound protesters together across classes.

The formation of stars in associations is the most common outcome; bound clusters account for only about 1 to 10 percent of all star births.

A people is a group of individuals ruled by a common government, bound together by common sympathies, and firmly attached to a common conception of right and justice.