Sentence examples for Apt techniques from inspiring English sources

The influence of simulated heat-affected zone thermal cycles on the microstructural evolution in a blast-resistant naval steel was investigated by dilatometry, microhardness testing, optical microscopy, electron backscatter diffraction and atom-probe tomography (APT) techniques.

It is also a particularly apt technique to exercise the abilities of a biological mathematician.

Results highlight the conservatism of previous studies: all material is technically suitable for recycling shortly after shutdown (<5 years), and a few decades of storage suffice for the vast majority to be apt for undemanding techniques or equipment; some of it, however, requires active cooling during its interim storage.

It was first introduced by Puylaert in 1986, who described the "graded compression" technique apt to better visualize the inflamed appendix [8]; by using the graded compression technique, a linear high-frequency transducer is placed on the right lower quadrant and pressure is applied gradually while imaging, displacing overlying gas-filled loops of bowel.

Neutron interrogation with the "Associated Particle Technique" (APT), which brings 3D information about waste materials composition, was studied by numerical simulation with the MCNP computer code [1] and MODAR data analysis software [2].

Only the pathological approach, based on imaging techniques, is apt to identify the presence of kidney scars.

Second, compensatory rather than non-compensatory techniques seem apt as public decisions typically allow trade-offs between criteria (perhaps except in situations where ethical issues are central).

Perry's observations about composition and technique were apt and intriguing.

Atom probe tomography (APT) is an emerging technique that provides 3D compositional analysis at the atomic-scale; as such, it seems uniquely suited to meet these challenges.

Yin (2014: 133) offers a number of data analysis strategies (e.g., case description; examining rival explanations) and analytic techniques which are apt to compare the proposed relationships with empirical patterns.

But, with a twist, it's also an apt description of a new technique for fighting common infections: set a microbe to catch a microbe.