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- noun Plural form of
sigmoid .
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A new model shows how large "S" - shaped structures on the sun called sigmoids emerge from its interior and erupt to create fireballs and flares
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A new model shows how large "S" - shaped structures on the sun called sigmoids emerge from its interior and erupt to create fireballs and flares
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A new model shows how large "S" - shaped structures on the sun called sigmoids emerge from its interior and erupt to create fireballs and flares
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A new model shows how large "S" - shaped structures on the sun called sigmoids emerge from its interior and erupt to create fireballs and flares
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A new model shows how large "S" - shaped structures on the sun called sigmoids emerge from its interior and erupt to create fireballs and flares
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A new model shows how large "S" - shaped structures on the sun called sigmoids emerge from its interior and erupt to create fireballs and flares
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We initially fit the data with individual sigmoids at each origin, in effect giving each origin an independent firing program.
Naturejobs - All Jobs Scott Cheng-Hsin Yang 2010
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First, we fit sigmoids to the replication fraction of origins from the microarray data and infer that the timing and the variation in timing of origin initiation are correlated.
Naturejobs - All Jobs Scott Cheng-Hsin Yang 2010
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Over the years a series of theoretical and numerical models have been proposed to explain the nature of sigmoids but until now there was no explanation on how such complex structures form, erupt and fade away.
Scientific Blogging 2009
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The new model describes how sigmoids consist of many thin and twisted layers (or ribbons) of strong electric current.
Scientific Blogging 2009
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