Sentence examples for the common configurations from inspiring English sources

Figure 3 shows the common configurations of microbial cellulase systems.

The common configurations for are nearly formed from triangular lattices (up to nearest neighbor) and this could be used to study frustration in the effective spin models (except, of course, that due to the finite number of ions there are many cases where the coordination number of an interior ion is not equal to 6, as seen in Figure 5).

Finally, a wide parametric study have been carried out in order to validate the analytical formulation in the most common configurations showing that such formulation predicts the strength of the E-stub with good accuracy.

The established framework addresses the thermodynamics and mass transport of the two common configurations used in practice.

An overview of the waveform distortions caused by the most common configurations of PVSs and WTS schemes was also provided.

The most common configurations have either square or hexagonal cells, given their translational and rotational symmetries.

The more common configurations include one-way, two-way, three-way, and four-way.

The use of composites in conjunction with metals is very common in aerospace industry and the most common configurations are CFRP/Al and CFRP/Ti-6Al-4V.

The machine can very quickly assess the needs of the cluster, check it against the set of common configurations and a set of goals to choose the correct one.

And though most people who type now don't know the meaning of a typebar jam — much less the inky aggravation — the configuration of characters that begins with the row q-w-e-r-t-y-u-i-o-p, first marketed for typewriters in 1874 to reduce such jams, is still the most common configuration in the world for English-language keyboards.

This dictates the most common configuration of the RSBH+ counterion, that with two carboxylic acids (Asp85 and Asp212 in BR), which are perfectly conserved for proton-pumping microbial rhodopsins.