Sentence examples for basic morphology from inspiring English sources

The four morphotypes share the same basic morphology, result from the same general activity, and are restricted to the same depositional basin.

We have designed a cellular preparation protocol for imaging/profiling MS that removes the majority of the interfering species derived from the cellular growth medium, preserves the basic morphology of the cells, and allows chemical profiling of the diffusible elements of the cytosol.

Combined with the results of earlier atomic force microscopy studies that demonstrated that the basic morphology of the unmodified block copolymer is unchanged despite the insertion of a silicate phase, the data presented here reinforce the concept of a robust sol gel reaction template.

Fig. 7 Basic morphology of the hook.

The basic morphology of the hook shall follow in the diagram of Fig. 7.

Above a critical size, propagation of the reaction front is observed, and the basic morphology of the precursor is maintained [26].

Through modification of the chain architecture at a constant molecular weight (ca. 100,000 g/mol) and constant composition (styrene volume fraction ∼0.70), it was possible to obtain all of the basic morphologies observed in usual diblock copolymers.

Deterministic faults diagnosis fares better than the stochastic faults diagnosis, since deterministic ones are apt to form similar or regular trends regardless of specified faulty conditions and noise levels while stochastic ones fail to retain basic morphologies for signal patterns.

In culture, we observed Merkel cells with two basic morphologies: cells with large processes 2 15 µm in length that branch into smaller protrusions and spherical cells with only the smaller protrusions.

The basic feature morphology is rectified and the CAD model of the partial lacuna is repaired simulating dynamical pressing process.

The first three to four weeks of the term, our group meetings will explore the basic phonology, morphology and surface syntax for a first pass overview of the language, looking for interesting areas to be explored in more detail later.