Sentence examples for the former characteristic from inspiring English sources

The former characteristic can be achieved through laser and/or sonar sensors that allow to the determine distances from obstacle based on the transmitted and received waves from a sensor.

Multiplying the former characteristic quantities by a factor 10 we may consider the new reference values R ∗ = 5 ⋅ 10 − 2 m, L ∗ = 10 3 m, q c ∗ = 2.5 10 − 4 m 3 / s.

The former, characteristic of active transcribed regions, is lightly packed (up to the 30 nm fiber compaction) and allows regulatory proteins and transcription complexes to bind to the DNA.

The former characteristic (low recombination) would explain the consistency of genotypes observed for the contrasting NILs along the whole length of this extended introgression region, whereas the latter (high recombination) might account for the very limited linkage drag observed for this region.

For the former, characteristics of the soil at broiler farm location may impact on the risks of Salmonella being brought into the houses on such mechanical vehicles as farm-worker footwear or movable equipment.

This posterior Orb-positive cell often resembled a normal oocyte in size, shape and nuclear morphology; the former characteristics being most obvious in late stage follicles (Fig. 2C, D).

The former characteristics and functions of NFκB, together with the fact that genetic polymorphisms in key NFκB-mediators such as REL and TNFAIP3 have been associated with susceptibility to CD (8), make this pathway an extremely interesting candidate to have a prominent causative role in the development of the disease.

Nevertheless, in this study and in others reported earlier, CAIX expression is also positively correlated with high tumour grade and size (Chia et al, 2001; Span et al, 2003), the former feature also characteristic of basal tumours.

The Ru O distances obtained indicate that both Ru3+ and Ru4+ species are present on the surface of the Pt particles at oxidising potentials; the former is characteristic of the as prepared Ru modified Pt/C catalyst and following extensive periods at potentials above 0.7 V and the latter of the Ru oxide species on the PtRu alloy.

The former is characteristic of species that live in unstable environments and the latter of species whose circumstances are predictable.Viewed in comparison with most animals, humans are at the predictable-environment and doting-parent end of the scale, but from a human perspective those in less developed countries are further from it than those in rich ones.

In the latter case, exemplified by Bunsen burner stabilized flames, the Schlieren image veers toward room temperature as the radius increases; in the former instance, characteristic of flames expanding into reactants from central ignition or axial stabilization, it shifts toward higher temperatures, approaching the luminous front with increasing radius.