Sentence examples for appearance of intensive from inspiring English sources

The data of the experiments and calculations confirm that the appearance of intensive evaporation on the target surface allows increasing more than 10 times the deposition rate and deposited particles flux density in comparison to conventional sputtering with a cooled solid target at the same magnetron power.

The disappearance of absorption bands corresponding to cyanate groups of CER monomer (at 2,237 and 2,266 cm−1) and appearance of intensive peaks related to polycyanurate cycles in the cross-linked CER (at 1,356 and 1,556 cm−1) have been established (Figure 1).

The D band in CARS spectra is less changed than the G band; there is an absence of 2D-mode at 2,600 cm-1 for graphene and appearance of intensive modes of the second order between 2,400 and 3,000 cm-1.

Further ultrastructural investigation would be required in order to clarify whether the appearance of intensive vacuolization would be associated with gravisensing mechanisms.

Bending growth is a very slow process which is accompanied by appearance of intensive vacuolization in the apical and subapical region of sporangiophores that could be associated with gravitropic response and/or with regular developmental processes (Fig. 1).

The inceptive adsorption layer of alcohol (isopropanol) molecules (Fig. 10, spectrum 1) stimulates the appearance of complex of intensive MLs in an initial position up to E ml = 125 eV (spectrum 2) within intense electron ionization.

Once the clinical symptoms appear, the disease is nearly always fatal, with death usually occurring within the first seven days of the appearance of symptoms without intensive care7, 8.

The study of immune deficiencies has become an area of intensive research since the appearance of AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome), a disease that destroys the body's immune system and for which there is currently no cure.

Proliferation and transformation are thus conjugate processes: if proliferation is sufficiently intensive, the appearance of a completely transformed (i.e. cancer) cell is a matter of time.

However, the fossil record has revealed that the Paleogene was a period of intensive rodent diversification with the appearance of 9 new families (i.e. Cylindrodontidae, Eutypomyidae, Sciuravidae, Gliridae, Zegdoumyidae, Chapattimyidae, Cocomyidae, Ivanantomyidae, and Yuomyidea) [ 122].

An observer's primal reaction to the vibrant external appearance of a body supported in an intensive care unit (ICU) is radically different from that to a corpse on a morgue slab [ 9].