The phrase "analytical cup" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in a specific context related to analysis or measurement, but without additional context, its meaning is unclear.
Example: "The researchers used an analytical cup to measure the viscosity of the liquid samples."
Alternatives: "measurement vessel" or "analysis container".
Also, a 3-cup analytical model was correlated to the data resulting from the wind tunnel measurements.
Genomic profiling and cancer classification tools represent a promising analytical approach to assist with the management of CUP patients.
This model calculation therefore led to a higher thujone content in a cup of sage tea than in the analytical data.
The leaves and flowers of tomato were placed in a plastic cup with ethanol (75%: diluted from analytical ethanol grade 99%) for 30 min to displace the different stages of thrips.
Ahead of the 2014 tournament, BBC Sport uses analytical data to examine seven of the most common World Cup cliches.
The injector split ratio was intentionally programmed high (60 1) in order to have a high carrier gas flow along the sample cup resulting in an efficient transport of the target analytes towards the analytical column.
The food portions were determined with an analytical scale (Marte ®, from 0.01 to 2000 g) and measuring cup (50-250 Marinexinex, Brazil).
The urine was transferred into a urine specimen cup, labeled, and transferred on ice to the Center for Research on Occupational and Environmental Technology analytical laboratory.
Meanwhile, the vibrational characteristics of the cup-shaped ultrasonic transducer have been investigated by using the analytical and numerical methods, and then confirmed by the experiment.
The paper will also illustrate an analytical model for the prediction of the edge shape in the constrained bulging of a rectangular cup together with several technical solutions, which enabled a complete forming of the investigated part.
