Sentence examples for an expansion process from inspiring English sources

After that, the tissues go through an expansion process similar to the original version of the technique, but with stronger digestion steps to compensate for the strong chemical fixation of the samples.

The GS was prepared from graphene oxide by an expansion process and different expanding temperatures were studied and polystyrene sulfonate sodium was used as dispersion agent of hydrophobic GS.

Founded in 1973 with a part-time faculty and 24 students, it underwent an expansion process and then granted its first baccalaureate degrees in 1987.

In our method, we introduce a compression process when the reflection of the worst solution is inferior to the second worst solution, and an expansion process when the reflection of the worst solution is superior to the second worst solution; then a new solution instead of the worst solution involves the next simplex searching.

Cristina Tufiño's most popular installation, Jacuzzi Muse, a pastel-colored disembodied head, is currently going through an expansion process at LISTE Art Fair in Basel, Switzerland.

This is another example of the possibility for maternal lineage capture during an expansion process.

As a reinforcing nanofiller, EG is thus prepared by an oxidation/thermal expansion process of natural graphite flakes and it is characterized to consist of disordered graphene platelets.

A mathematical model considering sliding friction between the tube and die is proposed to explore the plastic deformation behavior of the tubes during a hydraulic expansion process in a square cross-sectional die.

The genealogical link between eastern Scythians and Turkic language speakers requires further investigation, particularly as the expansion of Turkic languages was thought to be much more recent that is, sixth century CE onwards and to have occurred through an elite expansion process.

Herein, a modified high-yielding LPE for producing graphene in the cosolvents of ethanol and water is demonstrated, via the prior use of an electrochemical expansion process on graphite.

Moreover, the cooling induced on the molecular ensemble by an adiabatic expansion process, induced by slowly weakening the trapping potential, can be clearly seen to lower the temperature of the molecules to about a third of the initial value (from 16 to 5 mK) [48].