Sentence examples for by characterizing the evolution from inspiring English sources
These differences are studied by characterizing the evolution of the local orientation distribution in a polycrystalline Ni sample using polychromatic synchrotron X-ray microdiffraction.
In this study, a set of experiments was designed and performed to determine an optimized process condition by characterizing the evolution of the surface roughness and absorption of the fused silica samples treated at various gas flow rates.
A detailed powder diffraction analysis has been performed to probe the austenite-to-martensite transformation by characterizing the evolution of the phase fraction, load partitioning and texture of the constituent phases simultaneously.
Major factors influencing the phenotypic diversity of a lineage can be recognized by characterizing the extent and mode of trait evolution between related species.
This phenomenon was characterized by the evolution of wear kinetics associated with a significant variation of the corresponding energy wear coefficient.
A grain-size dependence of hardening rate during parabolic (stage III) hardening is characterized by the evolution of net dislocation density in a finite element model of a polycrystal aggregate.
Samuele De Minicis (Università Politecnica delle Marche, Ancona, Italy) demonstrated the role of fibrosis as a cofactor in a new mouse model characterized by the evolution of NASH to liver cancer.
James Wei, a professor at the Department of Chemical Engineering-MIT, used the paradigm concept in 1988, introduced by T. Kuhn, to characterize the steps of evolution of the Chemical Engineering.
The MGS approach provides new insights into genome evolution, by characterizing thousands of scaffolds with regard to their phyletic distribution and levels of variation.
The electrically responsive shape recovery behavior was characterized and monitored by the evolution change in electrical resistance of patterned Au electrode.
The phenomena are characterized by the dynamic evolution of the surface coordination numbers, and that of the surface area per platinum mass.
