Sentences with phrase «connected by»

It was to be comprised of two modules connected by a tether whose length could be varied to produce different gravity levels for scientific research.

If any two particles are connected by entanglement, the physicists suggested, then they are effectively joined by a wormhole.

Suddenly, I think «All those different faces connected by science are way more exciting than these pretty old buildings!».

They are connected by a 9 amino acid linker that's fused to the C - terminus of DsRed.T3.

The silicon particles are made up of a series of nanowires connected by thin bridges, which allows for high flexibility and porosity.

01.11.2016 — Amsterdam, Netherlands — Commonland Foundation presented a video update on one of its partner projects that engages local farmers, land users and experts to transform highly degraded landscapes of the Western Australian Wheatbelt into productive farms and healthy eco-systems connected by biodiversity and cultural corridors.

The primary limitation of RNA - guided gene drives is that they are likely to spread to fixation in all populations connected by gene flow.

From S - phase onward, the two copies of each chromosome (referred to as sister chromatids) are connected by molecular rings and each copy attempts to establish attachments to spindle microtubules that emanate from two spindle poles.

Releasing > 50 % of the local population, even over successive generations, can therefore replace the local population without the risk of spreading into other populations connected by low levels of gene flow.

Surrounded by lawns, the buildings will be connected by paved walkways, leading to a terrace.

One hypothesis, advocated primarily by British organic chemist and future Nobelist Robert Robinson, thought the structure consisted of two five - membered rings connected by a single bond, the thiazolidine - oxazolone structure.

Three such regions of chaotic collapsed material are seen in this image, connected by a channel whose floor was scoured by the flowing water.

We're all connected by the carbon cycle.

Edges between disorders in the same disorder class are colored with the same (lighter) color, and edges connecting different disorder classes are colored gray, with the thickness of the edge proportional to the number of genes shared by the disorders connected by it.

The study looked at mouse neurons in wells connected by tiny channels that allow growth of axons — the long fibers that neurons use to communicate.

The overall pattern of the dance is two adjacent ovals connected by a straight line called a waggle run, during which a female bee swings her abdomen back and forth like a pendulum, 13 to 15 times a minute.

Specialized elements of hardware and software, connected by wires, radio waves and infrared, will be so ubiquitous that no one will notice their presence

The simplest kind of electromagnetic beam has a plane wavefront, which means that the peaks or troughs of the beam can be connected by an imaginary plane at right angles to the beam's direction of travel.

To simulate the behavior, Quillen modeled the icy moons as if their interior was made up of many bodies connected by springs (an N - body problem with springs).

Our brane and its counterpart would bounce off each other as usual, but instead of going their separate ways, they would smack each other again and again as if connected by a spring.

That question asks whether, given a diagram of nodes connected by lines — like a triangle, pentagram or a depiction of the vast connections in a social network such as Facebook — there is a route that visits each node exactly once (arxiv.org/abs/1706.06708).

David Hambling says: «In molecular nitrogen, two atoms are connected by a triple bond that releases a load of energy...

On the other side is a huge industrial zone: low - slung concrete and corrugated buildings, and vast storage tanks connected by a maze of thick pipes.

To ensure future persistence, tiger populations need to be managed as a network of protected areas connected by corridors.

And they're connected by licensing to venture capital and royalties — and to China and India as reserve centers of production.

Bats» thin, flexible wings — a thumb and four fingers connected by webbing — stretch and reshape during flight, unlike those of birds and insects.

The scientists are connected by e-mail and cell phone.

In fact, the two events were connected by the same weather system, leading some scientists to blame human greenhouse gas emissions.

Purcell designed theoretical devices of three rigid rods connected by two hinges, each hinge representing one degree of freedom, and considered them to be the simplest configuration for a device that could swim «if you move the hinges in a specified way,» Du said.

Wireless headphones, two yo - yos connected by a string, earmuffs: all these items could be used to describe a tiny structure inside a cell's nucleus.

Made up of nucleosomes — roll - shaped bundles of DNA and protein — the heterochromatin is connected by a velcro - like feature called «Heterochromatin Protein 1 (HP1).»

The whole thing was connected by 120 miles of wire and cable.

The research team focused on DNA structures modeled after a basic mechanism called a «Bennett linkage,» which is a 3 - D structure consisting of a chain of four rods connected by hinges.

Three hundred of them were gathered in a ballroom in Arcadia, California; another 100 were connected by video link.

The first six sites to be connected by March will be the universities of Cambridge, Edinburgh and Manchester, Imperial and University Colleges in London and the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory.

Audacity used eight engines to slow to a leisurely 1.7 miles per hour as the rover, connected by a bridle, dangled beneath.

The arrays were connected by a cable to a system of computers that processed the signals, decoded the intent of the subject, and controlled output devices that included a computer cursor and a robotic arm developed by collaborators at Johns Hopkins University.

The researchers view their system as an alternative to the microfluidic devices now commonly used in biological research, in which biological solutions are pumped through microscopic channels connected by mechanical valves.

The material is made up of zirconium and tungsten atoms connected by oxygen atoms, which, when heated, bend like elbow joints.

The nest of the harvester colony has 130 chambers connected by about 30 feet of vertical tunnels.

The researchers recently mounted 16 Neurogrid chips on a single board to emulate 1 million neurons, connected by a tangle of 6 billion synapses.

Just a few miles down the road, at the IBM Almaden Research Center in San Jose, a computer scientist named Dharmendra Modha recently used 16 digital Blue Gene supercomputer racks to mathematically simulate 55 million neurons connected by 442 billion synapses.

Blood vessels in the retina are closely connected by structures called tight junctions, which are part of the blood - retinal barrier, a virtually impenetrable wall.

The researchers demonstrated that all of the disorders were connected by a shift away from goal - directed behaviours towards automatic habitual choices.

The device is housed in a silicon and glass chip about 3centimeters long with four small chambers connected by microchannels.

Gravitational lensing shows that two galaxy clusters are connected by a filament of dark matter.

Boys are in blue, girls are in pink, and they are connected by the possibilities for viral transmission.

To do that Alice and Bob can share an additional pair of electrons connected by a special quantum link called entanglement.

This could lead to interactions between neurons not connected by a synapse, or even between neurons that do not actually contact each other.

The Magellanic Clouds, the two largest satellite galaxies of the Milky Way, appear to be connected by a bridge stretching across 43,000 light years, according to an international team of astronomers led by researchers from the University of Cambridge.