Sentence examples for traction generated from inspiring English sources

A particular challenge for these models is the simulation of the basal traction generated by ice flow over its bed, which is the primary restraint on ice flow11,12,13,14,15.

I thought the level of momentum and traction generated by these apps in no time was 'unbelievable'unbelievable

One of the first investors to recognize the importance of data behind nearly every piece of technology today, Roger's data-focused firm IA Ventures grew into the leading seed firm in New York City, thanks to early traction generated by angel investments in The Ladders, Buddy Media, Invite Media, and Ticketfly.

Compared to F9 wild-type cells, vinculin −/− and head cells showed a marked reduction in traction generation, while the tractions generated by tail cells were not decreased (Figs. 2 and 7).

The strain energy and the tractions generated by CXCR2-high cells were eightfold higher than those generated by CXCR2-low cells (Fig. 7, C and D ).

We review the development and application of two methods widely used to measure traction forces generated by cells on 2D substrates: (i) traction force microscopy with polyacrylamide hydrogels and (ii) calculation of traction forces with arrays of deformable microposts.

A mathematical model of a kite connected to the ground by two straight tethers of varying lengths is presented and used to study the traction force generated by kites flying in cross-wind conditions.

In this study we examine the design and optimization of sutures with a jigsaw puzzle-like geometry, focusing on the non-linear traction behavior generated by the frictional pullout of the jigsaw tabs.

Experimental testing and mechanical modelling reveals that both the mode I fracture toughness and fatigue resistance increase with the z-pin length due to increased bridging traction loads generated by elastic stretching and pull-out of the pins.

An emerging critical component that influences the mode of cell invasion is the traction stresses generated by the cells in response to the physicostructural properties of the extracellular matrix.

In this study, we have developed a reference-free quantitative assay for measuring three-dimensional (3D) traction stresses generated by cells during the initial stages of invasion into matrices exerting varying levels of mechanical resistance.