Sentence examples for base cross section from inspiring English sources

If the genetic relationship between C. ralphae and R. robusta stands, the presence of the concentric rings of partitioned chamber in the base cross section in the genus Rhizosmilia was acquired only recently from a solid-based ancestor.

The presence of concentric rings of partitioned chambers in the base cross section of R. robusta is one of the few morphological characters that distinguish it from C. ralphae.

The beam sectional properties are evaluated using a finite element based cross section analysis tool which is able to account for effects stemming from material anisotropy and inhomogeneity in sections of arbitrary geometry.

Structures with triangular, square, hexagonal and circular base cross-sections were considered.

For standardization the instrumental constant H (solid angle and correction factor) is determined relying completely on the GUPIX data base (cross-sections, fluorescence and Coster Kronig probabilities, stopping powers and attenuation coefficients) for a large set of elements.

Scanning electron microscopy and a focused ion beam based cross-section technique were used to characterize the damage in the surface.

This global approach makes use of sensitivity/uncertainty methods; statistical data adjustments; integral experiment selection, analysis and "representativity" quantification with respect to a reference system; scientifically based cross-section covariance data and appropriate methods for their use in multigroup calculations.

The structural properties of Higher-harmonic Aeroacoustic Rotor Test (HART) II blades are determined using a finite element (FE) based cross-section analysis combined with the X-ray computed tomography technique.

A population based cross-section study included 419 children in grades 1 10 from five schools.

c Based on cross section, d based on the weight of stone of polymers onto sandstone and carbonate.

a Based on cross section, b based on the weight of stone of polymers onto sandstone and carbonate.