Sentence examples for application to sample from inspiring English sources
Application to sample of limited availability (e.g. porewaters, snow, rainwater, open ocean water, biological samples) and to the description of high resolution temporal trends may be easily foreseen.
We present a review of the fundamental relations for far- and near-field radiative transfer between different geometries with nano-scale surface and volumetric features and gaps, and then we discuss the details of the NF-RT-FDTD formulation, its application to sample geometries and outline its future expansion to more complex geometries.
For these five models, we used the FloppyTail application to sample possible conformations of the Sna3 substrate (Kleiger et al., 2009).
Application to samples of North Sea sea-state and storm-peak significant wave height suggests that tail dependence changes with wave direction and distance between spatial locations, and that in most cases asymptotic independence seems to be the more appropriate assumption.
Nevertheless, its application to samples vitrified in a thin layer of ice or cryo-sectioned brings new challenges and constraints.
In the present paper we systematically study the convergence properties of this method and outline its application to sampling the generalized Gibbs ensemble (GGE).
Here, we describe the QSS method and its application to samples consisting of mixtures of purified plasmids or viral genomes extracted from a multiply infected host plant.
The application to samples from submerged cultures and fruiting bodies of H. erinaceus indicated that the ELISA may be used for the estimation of total cyathane diterpenoid concentrations in complex mixtures.
The pedagogic approach behind the development, its present capabilities and applications to sample test-cases are discussed.
Thus, it would be desirable for many applications to sample additional gene family members from the much larger number of partial gene sequences that are available.
The effectiveness of this primer pair in the analysis of morphologically unidentifiable samples was confirmed with the applications to samples of environmental plasmodium/sclerotium and soil.
