Sentence examples for ben applied from inspiring English sources

It was used as a bias-enhanced nucleation (BEN) applied between the plasma shell and the substrate, reaching a nucleation density around 5×109 parts cm−2 in just 5 min. These films showed a good quality and a total residual stress around −2.4 GPa that was evaluated by Raman scattering spectroscopy.

(c) Extraction with KOH after two-step Saeman acid hydrolysis Saeman acid hydrolysis (Saeman et al. 1945) is the common method to hydrolyze cellulose and leave the so-called Klason lignin; it has ben also applied to the quantification of lignin in animal excreta (e.g., Kraus and Marlett 1990).

(Chinen) RONI BEN-HUR (Tonight and tomorrow) On "Signature" (Reservoir Music), Mr. Ben-Hur applies his hollow-body guitar skills to songbook standards and Heitor Villa-Lobos pieces, with equal charm and aplomb.

Principal component analysis (PCA) improves the extraction of the cluster structure (Ben-Hur and Guyon 2003) and is applied in conjunction with cluster validation-similarity index (S), dissimilarity index (D) and Davis Bouldin index (DBI).

The theoretical background and method for this study derived from interpretive phenomenology as described by Heidegger [ 25] and Merleau-Ponty [ 26], and applied to nursing research by Benner and her colleagues [ 27- 29].

In order to estimate the association of minimal kidney width and parental history of BEN with blood pressure based on repeated measurements, we applied linear mixed models.

Benner's model of "from novice to expert" was applied to the design of this program.

In case of KLK6 63 μM BEN was required for 20% inhibition, while the inhibitor was applied at 20 mM for crystallization and was well defined in the S1 site of the KLK6 structure [174,246].

Here we applied exome sequencing (comprised of 22 000 genes) in 22 BEN patients in order to detect the most prominent genetic variants with highly probable pathological effect.

In addition, it can be used for evaluating and assessing past measures applied in Libya to inform the formulation of future programs (Ben-Mahmoud 2001) by using available archives of remote-sensing data.

Different decision criteria can be applied if a (risk) cost benefit analysis is carried out (Kneese, Ben-David, and Schulze 1983).