Sentence examples for trail structure from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a new pheromone trail structure is proposed that is specifically adapted to the type of constraints in the car-sequencing problem.

In this term, to refer to the semi-optimal trail structure and address the deviation in the trail system for the compound topology of nodes, they employed the term of "pro-Steiner" structure and deviation.

It was however reported that recombinant his-tagged TRAIL could cause toxicity to human, but not murine - or non-human primate hepatocytes in vitro (Jo et al, 2000), which has been assigned to conformational changes in TRAIL structure caused by the histidine tag (Lawrence et al, 2001).

Using shoddy materials when building trail structures leaves you and others similarly vulnerable by reducing the structure's safety and longevity.

For non-adiabatic forward smolder waves with a reaction trailing structure, the leakage of oxygen through the reaction layer vanishes to leading order, so the reaction zone is described by a structure that is essentially analogous to the premixed flame regime of diffusion flames.

Large drops rising or sinking in an immiscible liquid can develop thin trailing structures commonly referred to as "skirts".

Reaction trailing structures allow for the possibility of quenching if the gas mass influx is large enough; that is, incomplete conversion can occur due to cooling of the reaction by the incoming gas.

The trail system structure may sometimes emerge in the more complicated topology of the nodes than a simple topology of the origin and destination nodes.

This flow exhibits similarities with the trailing vortex structure around impeller blades and is employed as a paradigm to develop analytical approaches, which are then applied to the vortex structure produced around a Rushton impeller.

This supports a model in which this trailing actin structure provides Rho/actin-dependent force to push the remaining cell body inside the other.

Beavers can repeatedly take the exact same route to and from their structures, leaving a defined trail on the structure itself or in the surrounding area.