Sentence examples for transition bound from inspiring English sources
This framework includes the differentiation of two levels of impact assessment: the level of the single land unit and the context level which takes into account regional and aggregated impacts of land use transition bound to the spatial context.
E2F-DP1 hessentialrs, essential for the G1/S phase transition bind to promoter elements and are negatively regulated by the hypo-phosphorylated retinoblastoma protein Rb [ 45].
Transition is bound to have many problems.
The fall of dictators in the south could be too, though the transition is bound to be more uncertain.
After a sometimes brutal campaign in which Mr. Gingrich often spoke of his rival in derisive terms, the transition was bound to be a tough one.
The activation of GABAAR (as of any other ligand-gated channel) consists of at least two kinetically distinct steps including binding of the agonist to the receptor and the conformational transitions of bound receptor.
It is worth emphasizing that, due to transitions between bound desensitized states combined with sufficiently fast unbinding, an increase in the rate and extent of desensitization might correlate with an acceleration of deactivation kinetics, contrary to the prediction of the original model of Jones & Westbrook (1995).
The device operation is based on intersubband bound to bound transition.
Two mounting phases were differentiated: phase 1 as the transition from 'earth bound' to 'balance' and phase 2 as the acceleration to achieve harmonized cycling.
The formation of chlorine A-centers is shown by PL measurements; after the CdCl2 heat treatment, radiative transition of excitons bound to chlorine A-centers arise at 1.589 eV, while the intensity of the related emission band involving donor acceptor pairs at 1.44 eV is increased.
Small relative translation and rotation between the subunits quickly destroy the interactions, leading to a sharp transition between the bound state with numerous short-range interactions but restricted translation and rotational freedom and the unbound state with, at most, a small number of interactions but expanded configurational freedom.
