Sentence examples for transport and complex from inspiring English sources

The analytical developments are tested using a 3D DNS including full transport and complex chemistry.

Some applications of the Mittag-Leffler function are as follows: studies of the kinetic equation, the telegraph equation [1], random walks, Levy flights, superdiffuse transport, and complex systems.

Transient, spherically symmetric, combustion of single and multi-component liquid n-alkane droplets is numerically simulated with a model that includes gas phase detailed, multi-component molecular transport and complex chemical kinetics.

The model extends the capabilities of reaction kinetics and stochastic simulation models by including explicit spatial and structural parameters such as localisation, transport, and complex formation of signalling intermediates, thus relating directly to real time single cell analysis.

With immunofluorescence, Kin5 was shown to be present in a punctate pattern along the cilium, colocalizing with orthologs of Chlamydomonas IFT complex proteins [13], including members of both IFT complex A (IFT 139/140), the complex probably involved in retrograde transport and complex B (IFT 57, 81, 88, 172) the anterograde transport complex necessary for building the axoneme [14].

In the context of cellular transport and complex assembly, we identified nine proteins related to endocytosis as showing age-associated expression differences, including reduced expression of two essential subunits of the AP-2 adaptor complex (AP2A1 and AP2A2), which is necessary for the assembly of vesicles.

The model includes detailed transport properties and complex kinetics for air dissociation and ionization.

In addition to their ultra-low permeability, shale gas reservoirs are characterized by their complex gas transport mechanisms and complex natural and induced (hydraulic) fracture geometries.

In its place was built a transport and shopping complex, nearly universally reviled for its mean spirit.

And the improved software helps interpret the huge flow of information, so raw data becomes useful knowledge to monitor and optimize transport and other complex systems.

The heart of the city has never fully recovered from the brazen 1970s bulldozing of the magnificent, 19th-century wrought-iron market pavilions at Les Halles and the creation, in their place, of an airless underground transport and shopping complex seen as a monstrous, mirror-glassed carbuncle.