Sentence examples for a well-defined amount from inspiring English sources
We use their reaction with a well-defined amount of a redox-active indicator substance, which is confined in a nanoparticle suspended in a solution containing the species of interest.
The electrodeposition of Pt nanoparticles (NPs) on two-dimensional single walled carbon nanotube (SWNT) network electrodes is investigated as a means of tailoring electrode surfaces with a well-defined amount of electrocatalytic material.
Based on XPS investigations, the coverage of CFRP surfaces with a well-defined amount of release agent was adjusted and confirmed at several surface positions.
In this paper, we consider the creation and allocation of VMs in cloud data centers as a part of the task, requiring a well-defined amount of resources such as CPU, memory, storage, etc. from the servers.
For this purpose Zn-Al-Mg alloy (ZM) coated steel sheets were treated in an aqueous model conversion solution containing well-defined amounts of hexafluorozirconic acid (H2ZrF6) and characterized after different immersion times with SKPFM and field emission SEM (FE-SEM /EDX techniques.
Hemicellulose/poly 2-hydroxyethyl metHemicellulose/poly 2-hydroxyethyls were prepared via the radical polymethacrylatef HEMA with hemicellulose sPHEMA -basedmodified with well-defined amounts of methacrylic functions using a redox initiator system.
Both processes alter the ions charged to mass ratio by well-defined amounts, creating beams of particles with altered magnetic rigidity.
Referring to the abscissa of Figure 10 and the respective error bars of the data points obtained, the successful application of well-defined amounts of the silicone-based release agent on ground CFRP substrates is demonstrated.
These graphics have a well-defined defined color palette and trippy handwritten typography.
Also, while healthcare may appear to be a well-defined field, there is nevertheless a certain amount of subjectivity in what is considered important in producing "quality" [ 7].
Reducing the context to a manageable amount of influencing factors, i.e. those resulting from a well-defined professional role, opens the road to a quantitative analysis.
