ライフサイエンスコーパス: polygon

1 all target spot appeared in a corner of each polygon.

2 e sets is represented as a circle inside the polygon.

3 epresents multiple datasets as vertices in a polygon.

4 eduction was the primary pathway in degraded polygons.

5 o the differences in the shapes of the fused polygons.

6 ntact) to flat- and high-centered (degraded) polygons.

7 is region exhibit bulk flow features without polygons.

8 ection the most likely explanation for these polygons.

9 e same variant by computing intersections of polygons.

10 and evaluate the yield of new self-assembled polygons.

11 ing, and then converting, new self-assembled polygons.

12 a fixed equilibrium distribution of cellular polygons.

13 raphs, bar graphs, histograms, and frequency polygons.

14 significant depletion of hexagons and larger polygons.

15 face of the region is divided into irregular polygons about 20-30 kilometres in diameter, whose centr

16 Our AFM imaging resolves clathrin lattice polygons and provides height deformation in quantitative

17 The diameter of Sputnik Planum's polygons and the dimensions of the 'floating mountains'

18 5%) bird species based on geographical range polygons and then used Bayesian phylogenetic analyses to

19 ng features, including impact craters, small polygons, and eolian dunes.

20 ubules forms new three-way junctions and new polygons, and junction sliding and ring closure leads to

21 sted so far, composed of several fused water polygons, and showed 50-fold affinity enhancement with r

22 t polygons to 7 nmol m(-2) s(-1) in degraded polygons, and stable isotope signatures of CH4 and DIC s

23 have faces that are regular polygons; these polygons are equilateral triangles and squares.

24 As a result, the fused polygons are innately emissive in dilute solution, repre

25 h ice rheology, and the plates, spirals, and polygons are interpreted to be of volcanic origin.

26 tial coverage, as determined by their convex polygon area, was reduced in eyes with severe glaucoma.

27 botic arm in the center and edge of a nearby polygon at depths of 5 to 18 centimeters.

28 Changing one RNA strand in polygons automatically induced the stretching of the int

29 Using each polygon block as a sensor pixel, the silicon-based devic

30 te number, territory (the area of the convex polygon bounding the skeleton and cell body), and Polari

31 self-assembly and the shape of the obtained polygons can be controlled simply by changing the ratio

32 onnecting simultaneously trigonal and square polygons can be expressed.

33 uality, few-layer antimonene monocrystalline polygons can be synthesized on various substrates, inclu

34 her sensitivity in the organic-rich soils of polygon center and trough than the relatively drier ridg

35 From 3 microtopographic positions (polygon centers, rims, and troughs) along the permafrost

36 ter polygon, flat-center polygon, low center polygon, coalescent low center polygon, polygon trough,

37 he synthesis of stable, multicomponent fused polygon complexes in which coordination-driven self-asse

38 ations of random knotting for freely jointed polygons confined to spherical volumes.

39 w and vegetation between intact and degraded polygons contributed to these observations.

40 tro and in animals up to 100-fold, while RNA polygon controls induced unnoticeable effect.

41 th geomorphic change from low to high center polygons, cumulatively resulting in an estimated negativ

42 ific subset of actin filaments localizing to polygons defined by ER sheets and tubules and describe a

43 ferences of particular cells among different polygon displays were correlated across reversed contras

44 Calculated polygon distributions through the shell-bulk interface i

45 e natural packed tissues have very different polygon distributions.

46 llations that are created by placing regular polygons edge-to-edge around a vertex to fill the plane.

47 d of ten classes; drained slope, high center polygon, flat-center polygon, low center polygon, coales

48 e been proposed to explain this terrain, but polygons formed from thermal contraction (analogous to i

49 essellations of a special set of equilateral polygons ("girih tiles") decorated with lines.

50 terpretation in terms of embedded graphs and polygon gluings.

51 ssellation of the Euclidean plane by regular polygons has been contemplated since ancient times and p

52 The polygons have been characterized using (31)P and (1)H mu

53 croscopy reveal that the obtained antimonene polygons have buckled rhombohedral atomic structure, con

54 s controllably converted into an alternative polygon, have been achieved through the reaction between

55 gh positions of water-saturated low-centered polygon in Barrow Environmental Observatory, Barrow AK,

56 in measurement of a structural variant as a polygon in the plane, and identifies measurements suppor

57 n which X is the set of vertices of a convex polygon in.

58 imulations of random knotting of equilateral polygons in confined volumes.

59 8, and four new hexakis-DB24C8 metallacyclic polygons in quantitative yields.

60 shows that a good correlation exists between polygon interior angles and angles formed by the edges o

61 Each polygon is able to complex two, three, or six dibenzylam

62 self-assembled Pt(II)-pyridyl metal-organic polygon is controllably converted into an alternative po

63 that a stereotyped distribution of cellular polygons is conserved in proliferating tissues among met

64 Formation of new vascular polygons is hindered by administration of function-block

65 agmentation, defined by the mean diameter of polygons, is strictly governed by mechanical properties

66 thelia of mammalian skin, cells of irregular polygon-like shapes pack into complex, nearly flat two-d

67 d junction sliding and ring closure leads to polygon loss.

68 ined slope, high center polygon, flat-center polygon, low center polygon, coalescent low center polyg

69 Finally, the resulting polygon mesh describing only the vertebra was used for a

70 tional software program and used to create a polygon-mesh phantom of the entire animal.

71 tion of a cross section of each motif with a polygon (n-gon, n=4, 8, 16) shows that a good correlatio

72 ed polyhedron of one sheet composed of plane polygons of finite size, and in which all the vertices a

73 ) distances and anion positioning versus the polygon opposing tetrazine rings are in agreement with D

74 to perform multiple tasks are arranged in a polygon or polyhedron (line, triangle, tetrahedron and s

75 al view holds that girih (geometric star-and-polygon, or strapwork) patterns in medieval Islamic arch

76 l files 1, 3, 4] and synthetic dataset using polygons, our methods tackled three aforementioned tasks

77 s chemical analyses of martian soil from the polygon-patterned northern plains of the Vastitas Boreal

78 n, low center polygon, coalescent low center polygon, polygon trough, meadow, ponds, rivers, and lake

79 ual objects, approximated by two-dimensional polygons representing cellular interfaces, in which each

80 rmation of 2D lattices, 3D tubes, and sealed polygon-shaped pockets from the tessellations.

81 In proteomaps, each protein is shown as a polygon-shaped tile, with an area representing protein a

82 Moreover, antimonene polygons show high electrical conductivity up to 10(4) S

83 hills of of water ice along the edges of the polygons) suggest that its N2 ice is about ten kilometre

84 The sample consisted of two polygons, termed 'objects', each located in a corner of

85 dividual dendrites measured as convex hulls (polygons that enclose all branches passing through a she

86 owth of few-layer antimonene monocrystalline polygons, their atomical microstructure and stability in

87 1 such polyhedra have faces that are regular polygons; these polygons are equilateral triangles and s

88 hout disrupting the underlying metallacyclic polygons, thus producing eight different poly[2]pseudoro

89 decreased from 64 nmol m(-2) s(-1) in intact polygons to 7 nmol m(-2) s(-1) in degraded polygons, and

90 growth center points, using the dual Voronoi polygons to define plate topologies.

91 edral concepts allow certain combinations of polygons to fold into spherical formats.

92 ination-driven self-assembled supramolecular polygons (triangles and rectangles) has been achieved us

93 nter polygon, coalescent low center polygon, polygon trough, meadow, ponds, rivers, and lakes, to det

94 , oxidation, and surface emissions in Arctic polygon tundra, across a wet-to-dry permafrost degradati

95 an overriding restriction: the frequency of polygon types correlates with the distribution of cell a

96 n ice, this layer is organized into cells or polygons, typically about 10 to 40 kilometres across, th

97 s by considering the distribution of Voronoi polygons (VP) generated from planar capillary locations

98 as observed when the number of adjuvants per polygon was increased, demonstrating the advantage of sh

99 Seventeen 2 km x 2 km polygons were each surveyed multiple times in an area wh

100 These supramolecular polygons were obtained via self-assembly of 120 degrees

101 age dominated CH4 production in low-centered polygons, while CO2 reduction was the primary pathway in

102 The structures are regular polygons with eight, nine or ten vertices with each edge

103 scaffold, like vesicle coats, is composed of polygons with vertices and edges forming a membrane-prox