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This paper deals with a complex characterization of metal injection molding (MIM) feedstocks based on Inconel 718 powder and partially water-soluble binder systems.
For the complex characterization of the executive functions, it is necessary to describe its hierarchical structure with the characterizations of its subfunctions (Zelazo & Müller, 2002).
Composition, optical and IR absorption spectroscopy, and complex characterization of multilayer carbon nanowall (CNW) coatings are studied.
Complex characterization of MNP usually requires package of measurements, such as scanning- or transmitted electron microscopy (SEM, TEM), vibrating sample method (VSM) and X-ray diffraction (XRD), which is difficult to use in routine investigations.
The development of micro-CT allowed the researchers to have a quantitative method to assess all the fundamental morphological parameters, necessary to obtain a complete characterization of complex 3D porous structures.
Mechanistic understanding of the selectivity, regulation and function of the m6A modification depends on a complete characterization of the methyltransferase complex.
The microstructure of cold rolled metals is highly complex, but characterization of its transformation to the recrystallized state is essential to design thermal mechanical processing of sheet products.
Visualization of the three-dimensional arrangement of single components in the complex and characterization of the intermolecular interactions are essential for understanding the mechanisms of operation.
We present a multiproxy characterization of a complex, polycyclic soil sequence from Les Alcusses, Moixent (Valencia, SE Spain).
It is important to realize that such multi-modal approaches are complementary and ideally both would be used to provide a mathematical characterization of a complex dynamical system.
PCA and related methods may directly provide a quantitative characterization of a complex biological variable that is otherwise difficult to precisely define or model.
