Sentence examples for In this deposition from inspiring English sources
In this deposition there is evident a tendency to reduce the setting of a scene to a shallow, shrinelike enclosure and to orchestrate a rich diversity of emotions.
In this deposition, the graffiti cathode is placed inside the reactor against the anodized surface of the template.
In this deposition technique, the reaction occurs predominantly in plasma; as a result, chemical composition of the films can be controlled by changing the ratio of reacting species.
In this deposition, the energy of the ions assisting cBN formation was increased stepwise from 200 to 280, and then to 360 eV [S.F. Wong, C. W. Ong, G.K.H. Pang, K.Z. Baba-Kishi, W. M. Lau, J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A 22 (2004) 676].
He stated that when he was deposed, "I was doing my best to be truthful," "I wanted to be legal without being particularly helpful," "my goal in this deposition was to be truthful but I did not wish to do the work of the Jones lawyers," and "I was determined to walk through the mine field of this deposition without violating the law, and I believe I did".
Three-electrode configuration was used in this deposition process with Ag/AgCl as the reference electrode, platinum foil as the counter electrode and the drawn paper as the working electrode.
Collagen deposition in intramuscular locations starts in fetal stages, and this deposition is predictive of collagen deposition in intramuscular locations in growing pigs [ 45, 46].
Consequently, a third method, scanning electron microscopy (EM), was adopted to investigate this deposition in tissue taken at 3, 6, 12 and 24 months (Figure 6).
In this paper, deposition and sputtering process were carried out under influence of different initial pressure gas.
We have explored the effect of solvent conditions and alanine repeat number on the propensity of fibril formation in this protein deposition disease.
In this period, deposition of MRSA-containing dust particles in human nasal cavities and mechanical carriage was assumed to be less likely.
