Meanings of ellipticity in anglès

The specific mark of this family is the flattening or ellipticity.

This law, deduced, was the immediate path to the law of orbital ellipticity.

When these were submitted to calculation, each led to the same value of the ellipticity.

We also analyze the peak-valley transmittance difference as a function of medium length, ellipticity, and a stigmatism.

Heat also reduces the overall protein ellipticity, suggesting that reversibly unfolded conformers are more susceptible to phosphorylation.

In CD spectroscopy changes in the ellipticity of the DNA molecule were observed as a result of modification.

The specific difference in the new family, denoted in the general sketch by b, is this ellipticity of the equator.

These, though they confirm the foregoing results, give a somewhat greater ellipticity to the earth than that found by the measurement of degrees.

The effects of ellipticity and waist separation of the elliptic beam on the normalized transmittance of the closed-aperture and open-aperture Z scan are demonstrated.

Dr. James Geikie agrees with Croll on the reverse of seasons every 10,500 years during certain periods of high ellipticity of the earth's orbit.

The remaining changes in the ellipticity at 222 nm occur in two kinetic phases with time constants of about 40 ms and 0.7 s, respectively.

Ellipticities indicative of secondary structure are not affected by fatty acid binding.

The specific mark of this family is the flattening or ellipticity.

This law, deduced, was the immediate path to the law of orbital ellipticity.

When these were submitted to calculation, each led to the same value of the ellipticity.

We also analyze the peak-valley transmittance difference as a function of medium length, ellipticity, and a stigmatism.