Sentence examples for trap distance from inspiring English sources

A modelling of I V curves confirms a Hopping mechanism with an average trap distance between 1.4 and 1.9 nm.

13a When monitoring the extension at a constant trap distance in this force range, the data collected with the stiff linkers exhibited two-state hopping signatures on the timescale of milliseconds that reflected reversible folding and unfolding transitions of the short hairpin.

Spiders and epedaphic Collembola were sampled over 392 days in a spatially explicit design based on a regular grid of 25 pitfall traps (inter-trap distance 100 m).

In addition, the penetration efficiency was found to be dependent on the ratio of nozzle-to-trap distance to nozzle diameter, the sampling flow rate and the nozzle diameter.

Six full-sib pairs and one half-sib pair were detected in the same trap (geographic distance of zero, Figure  5), while three half-sib pairs were found 420 meters apart.

Downregulation of TCF7 was found in PBMCs of patients with COPD and current smoking and was correlated with some clinical phenotypes, such as emphysema, gas trapping and distance walked [ 25].

The photoconductivity relaxation was observed at excitation of 650 nm for heterostructures with InGaAs QWR or QD and was described by a stretched exponential function, typical for systems with disorder-induced random energy distribution of traps and distances between localized states.

Furthermore, we chose metrics of sperm quality that appear to be less susceptible to change due to time since collection and temperature because many of our samples were collected from localities that prevented immediate assessment (i.e. birds were trapped long distances from roads and other locations were measures could be performed).

I felt both trapped and distanced from myself".

Properties of the optical trap define the distance at which the restoring force is maximal.

The second part of the equation represents the mean density of recruits in a trap located at distance m from the parent tree, where n is a normalizer ensuring that the area under the second portion of the equation is equal to 1, ɵ determines the shape of the distribution and D determines the steepness of decline in the number of recruits as the distance from the parent tree increases.