Sentence examples for characterisation allows from inspiring English sources
Reactor was stable within the preliminary blocks and unstable at the final blocks, so noise signal characterisation allows us to describe the transition to instability from stability.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) based in-vivo characterisation allows visualisation and characterisation of tumour development in early stages prior to manual palpation.
SEM imaging, XRD, and EDX characterisation allow elucidating the causes of the observed structural changes.
A previous colloidal characterisation allowed concentrated suspensions (~ 40 wt%) to be prepared.
Initial impressions are promising, with Cryptic's usual flair for deep characterisation allowing you to define just about every aspect of your character.
A coupled approach based on electrochemical measurements (cyclic voltammetry and chronoamperometry) and X-ray diffraction (XRD) characterisation allowed us to give information about reduction mechanism of birnessite in presence or absence of Mn II) in solution.
As demonstrated here, WAU tissue characterisation allowed distinction of the dry, wet, and non-AMD choroid.
The light collection and the angular response of the prototype have been studied, to have a complete characterisation and allow a comparison with previous models.
The film expresses misogyny not simply in the actions of the central character – deputy sheriff Lou Ford, played by Casey Affleck – but also in its overarching ethos, as it denies the women involved enough characterisation to allow an audience to bond with them and consequently feel their pain, humiliation and degradation.
Black limestone samples from the quarries of Varenna (Lecco, I), Cene (Bergamo, I) and Riva di Solto (Bergamo, I) and widely used in Lombard architecture have been studied in terms of mineralogical, petrographic and chemical properties in order to provide a detailed characterisation and allow an unambiguous determination of their provenance.
However, contemporary applications of liminality have modified Turner's characterisation to allow short but repeated periods of separation.
