Although this worked well for continuous specimens, in the case of particulates it was better to have the reference beam pass through a bare area of the specimen preparation, and by 1950 the use of half-silvered surfaces and slightly tapering slides allowed polarized light to be dispensed with.
This phenomenon was not observed in the case of C particulates.
The effectiveness on toughening of a near-tip crack-face bridging mechanism has been evaluated and discussed by both an experimental and theoretical viewpoint in the case of ceramic-ceramic particulate and platelet composites.
In the case of heterogeneous fermentation (fermentation of particulate substrate), the residence time distribution of the solids has been taken into account.
On the other hand, absorbance above 330 nm can also be attributed to light scattering and, in the case of serum, it may indicate the presence of particulate matter in solution [55].
The amounts of particulate debris around implants in most cases exhibit a fair correlation with the degree of aseptic loosening, although certain patients have an exaggerated biologic response to particulate debris.
In this way, the finding of smaller particulate adsorbates in case of the GO/sapphire system than in case of the GO/G50/sapphire system may be expectable.
In the case of self-consolidating concrete materials, finer particulate matter was found to make a greater contribution towards raising the packing density with increasing compressive strength.
They will be collected with personal air samplers allowing the simultaneously trapping of the volatile and the particulate phases (in case of heavy loss of charge due to high charged XAD2 resin, it will be necessary to carry out two distinct samples, one collecting only gaseous PAHs, the second one for particulate PAHs).
In the case of the Fjord Hunnbunn the behaviour of Mn species is typical for an intrusion event, i.e.a dissapearence in 2011 of particulate Mn at the redox interface, formation of particulate Mn maximum at the intrusion depth with simultaneous decreas of Mn II).
