Sentence examples for are characterised at from inspiring English sources

To prove the sensitivity of our framework, two different adhesives are characterised at different loading rates: the adhesive failure strength was found to increase considerably with the strain rate, while the plastic deformation of these adhesives was reduced.

The modelling assumes two scenarios: a worst case scenario where drinking water concentrations are characterised at the highest concentration detected at the site; and a scenario where the concentrations found at each site are averaged using a root mean square conversion.

Toughened adhesives are elastic plastic materials whose behaviour can be characterised at large strains by plasticity theory.

A randomly selected PV concentrator was characterised at outdoors from twenty-four (≈3 kWp) 2nd-G PRIDE manufactured concentrators.

In Pseudomonas strains, the metabolic pathway from eugenol via ferulic acid to vanillin has been characterised at the enzymic and molecular genetic levels.

A copolymer of ethylene oxide and propylene oxide with 0.11 2 M LiTFSI was characterised at 25 °C using chronopotentiometry and concentration cell experiments.

All the mixtures were characterised at both fresh and hardened state, by measuring fresh consistency, compressive and flexural strength, as well as length changes under drying shrinkage test.

Recently, the interaction site of Syt I and Syt-II was located near the ganglioside binding pocket within the Hcc-domain of BoNT/B and G. Furthermore, the BoNT/B Syt II interaction could be characterised at the atomic level.

In addition, he strongly contributed to the creation of a "European School" that addressed engineering issues and was well integrated with the American School, which was characterised (at that time) by a physiological approach.

In this study the chemical, microstructural and mechanical property variation across the interfacial zone has been characterised at two differing length scales and using three independent techniques; energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy, transmission electron microscopy and micropillar compression.

In this work, the off-body wireless channel between a node placed on the cow's body and an access point positioned in the surroundings of the cows is characterised at 2.4 GHz.