Sentence examples for the division model from inspiring English sources

Based on the division model (using bilinear interpolation) we then distort the patch P(c ) to obtain a distorted patch P x, y (d ) centered at (x, y).

The system model includes the interference model, the time division model, the link scheduling in terms of bandwidth, and the link scheduling in terms of delay.

Full lines are best fits to the first division model.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00669.007 10.7554/eLiFigure69.008 Figure 3 figure supplement 2. Best fits (full lines) of the second division model to starch content data from experiments incorporating night-time light period.

This has been done by applying the DC method (division model) to the patches P x, y (d ) and again computing the mean feature distances for the different annuli.

However, the discovery of the synthesis of peroxisomal proteins on free polyribosomes in the cytoplasm (Goldman and Blobel 1978), their post-translational transport into peroxisomes, and the observations of interconnections between peroxisomes, led to the proposal of the "growth and division" model of peroxisome biogenesis with formation out of pre-existing organelles (Lazarow and Fujiki 1985).

The growth and division model was challenged by the discovery that mutants that appear to lack peroxisomal membranes can form peroxisomes de novo from the ER upon complementation.

The work proposed in [22] is based on the so-called division model, which has been proposed in [23].

The growth and division model of peroxisome biogenesis predicts that peroxisomes grow and multiply by taking up newly synthesized proteins from the cytosol (Lazarow and Fujiki, 1985).

A crucial difference between the two models is that most if not all (PTS1-containing) peroxisomes should receive newly synthesized PMPs according to the growth and division model whereas only preperoxisomal (non-PTS1-containing) vesicles receive PMPs according to the de novo formation model.

Alternatively, a stem cell may divide asymmetrically yielding one stem cell and one non-stem cell that is destined to exit from the stem cell niche (asymmetric division model).