Sentence examples for by a single broad from inspiring English sources
The material crystallizes in a cubic fluorite structure, as expected for the Ce/Zr ratio;[ 4] the redox behavior, as shown by temperature-programed reduction is characterized by a single broad peak of hydrogen consumption in the temperature range of 300 650 °C, with a total H2 uptake of 1191 μmol g−1, corresponding to a Ce4+/Ce3+ reduction degree of about 40%%.
Analysis of the potential diagrams (Fig. 3c,f), using the polynomial approach of Livina et al. (2010), indicates the presence of four distinct basins of attraction in the CART estimates, where the original data are characterized by a single broad basin reflecting the prominence of deserts and arid savannas in Africa.
Mutation screening by TGCE with a single broad range of temperatures eliminates the need to determine the optimum melting temperature for any amplicon, and also increases the efficiency and throughput of the screen.
The two principal entrances to the mansion in the centre of both the north and south facades were accessed by external staircases, originally a single broad flight on the north side and a double staircase on the south.
TGCE analysis was performed in a 96-capillary array instrument (SpectruMedix SCE9612), in which PCR-amplified DNA and cDNA samples were separated by capillary electrophoresis in a single broad temperature gradient.
In the absence of Zwittergent treatment, the wild-type and 5Cys SDV rHAs gave a single broad peak by SEC with a retention time of approximately 3 minutes.
The DSC thermograms of the prepared solvates showed a single broad endothermic peak with slight variation in onset temperatures followed by not so sharp melting endotherms.
A single broad –OH resonance was observed at 9.9 ppm.
It follows that if a pair of angular frequencies are separated by less than, then the corresponding peaks appear as a single broader peak (smearing effect).
Alternatively, a single broad-bandwidth signal may be converted into digital form and analyzed by the mathematical process of autocorrelation and Fourier transforms (see below).
The small order Atheliales is represented in our analysis by a single species, a broad host-range mycorrhizal symbiont Piloderma croceum, widespread in boreal and temperate forests.
