Sentence examples similar to an appropriate zone from inspiring English sources

The enantiomorph can be easily identified by simply inspecting the intensity asymmetry of Bijvoet pairs of ZOLZ and/or FOLZ reflections in a CBED pattern taken along an appropriate zone-axis orientation.

Because there is no consensus on an appropriate exclusion zone, and several different exclusion zones have been applied in the literature [ 14, 23, 33, 34], we also performed the concordance analysis using exclusion zones of 0%, 5% and 10%, respectively.

A typical experiment may include fluid injection into an appropriate fracture zone underneath the URL (Fig. 1).

However, the need for predictable routines and an appropriate comfort zone and sense of security sometimes clashes with some of the structural properties of GPs' environment.

Future work of the research is to design an adaptive Zone size scheme to select the appropriate zone size for mobile users with different movement and mobility distribution characteristic.

These findings were employed to propose a method for cold regions to determine the appropriate zone for replacement with backfill material not susceptible to frost.

The latter was obtained by first calculating a weighted average of the modeled quarterly THM estimates for the appropriate zone for the first 93 days of the pregnancy.

Because the final trimester may be the most relevant trimester of pregnancy for both low birth weight and stillbirth (Kline et al. 1989; Pless 1994), we obtained exposure status by calculating a weighted average of the modeled quarterly TTHM estimates for the appropriate zone for the last 93 days before the date of birth.

The article looks for the appropriate zone across organizational processes for measuring inventive efficiency and mapping criteria.

Spiekermann and Wegner [23] note that the selection of the appropriate zone size is contextual, while others describe it as more art than technique [13, 16].

"I consider all of your offices a cry-appropriate zone; in my office the tissues are always out".