Sentence examples for a function of successive from inspiring English sources

The increase in the spatial separation between photoexcited electrons and holes as a function of successive addition of CdSe monolayers was monitored by photoluminescence lifetime measurements.

The authors identified the metabolic variations occurring in daphnids as a function of successive life stages and at different physiological statuses.

The study here utilizes X-ray diffraction and variable angle spectroscopic ellipsometry to characterize the optical birefringence and its change as a function of successive post-deposition anneals with poly p-xylylene), poly p-xylyleneylylene), and poly chloro-p-xylyleneylene).

The aromatisation of propane was investigated at 823 K on two Ga/H-ZSM-5 catalysts differing by their aluminum content (SiAl = 18 and 128, respectively), i.e. their Brönsted acid site concentration, and having similar gallium content (1.6 wt%) as a function of successive pretreatments by hydrogen and oxygen.

Diffusion profiles of iodine were followed as a function of successive annealing times (up to several hours) and temperatures (in the range 400 600°C), either by using Rutherford backscattering spectrometry to profile 127I or by γ spectroscopy to measure 131I release.

The frequency reaches a minimum at a value of the curvature which is a function of mode number and successive minima are separated by steps of π in the opening angle of the beam.

To this end, we used a novel, intermittent tACS protocol and investigated the strength of the aftereffect as a function of phase continuity between successive tACS episodes, as well as the match between stimulation frequency and endogenous α-frequency.

Fig. 3 a, b The parameters of exponential components of kinetic curve of RC recovery a i and k i after the exposure to second light pulse as a function of the interval between two successive pulses of RC photoexcitation.

To assay responses as a function of shear stress, we took successive microscopic images along the chamber.

In a different experiment we studied the NPs movements as a function of the distance between two successive lines in the raster scan.

A limitation associated with the MDL is that reed switches are currently positioned at 120° intervals and speed data is calculated as a function of the time and distance between successive reed switch activations, with the latter being determined by the athlete's wheel dimensions [ 4].