Sentence examples for whose periodicity from inspiring English sources

The head-to-head arrangement gives rise to the stripe nanopattern whose periodicity is 1 × or 2 × the molecular chain length.

This problem is dealt with by regular axle examinations in the form of nondestructive testing inspections, whose periodicity is calculated on the basis of the propagation lifetime of a given initial defect.

This has culminated in a spiking network model of MEC that supports patterns whose periodicity is controlled by a neuronal resonance frequency arising from an (I_{text{h}}) current [1].

The accuracy of the proposed formulation is assessed in relation to illustrative examples of a bi-material periodic microstructure subjected to harmonic body forces, free charge densities, and heat sources, whose periodicity is much greater than the characteristic microstructural size.

The response to the AM tone with the BP of that unit (which was present in all stimulus combinations presented) was inhibited by the presence of any AM tone whose periodicity fell outside the unit's AM tone receptive field.

There is a partial annual sinusoid evident, whose periodicity is 52 weeks.

This ratio was unchanged, 1.66 ± 0.03 (mean ± S.E.M., n = 86), in HCN1 knockout strains whose absolute grid periodicities increased relative to the wild type (Giocomo et al., 2011a).

show that the brain of Drosophila harbors a mosaic of cellular periodicities whose integration results in the ∼24 hr clock as we know it.

The motive of this research is to draw attention to the research community and addressing that special care should be taken in interpreting the FE results of dispersion analysis for some periodic structures whose FE model possesses an artificial periodicity.

We consider the Helmholtz equation in an unbounded periodic media perturbed by an unbounded defect whose structure is compatible with the periodicity of the underlying media.

Treating perfect periodicity as a model, whose fit to (or deviation from) the sequence data of interest is to be measured, a chi-squared test can be developed.