Sentence examples for characterisation of materials from inspiring English sources
This paper describes the application of focused ion beam microscopy in the characterisation of materials.
Early research on the characterisation of materials based on TinO2n−1 has been well documented.
The experimental characterisation of materials at intermediate strain rates often implies the use of split Hopkinson pressure bars.
In this regard, in recent years, efforts to produce fatigue characterisation of materials have made use of several experimental techniques, i.e. thermographic techniques.
A method for characterisation of materials subjected to large strains beyond the levels when plastic instability occurs in standard tension tests is presented.
Due to the longer stress pulse duration, the new SHTB design allows for the characterisation of materials at strain rates that were difficult to achieve for hydraulic testing machines and classical striker tube based SHTB designs.
Laboratory data typically underestimates thickener performance, even at the pilot scale, and the agreement between laboratory and pilot results represents a novel outcome for the characterisation of material dewatering properties.
ICMCB describes the focus of its research as the "synthesis, elaboration, and characterisation of new materials, as well as the improvement of existing materials," with applications in fields such as transport, information storage, and waste treatment.
The characterisation of atelier materials and of the historical commercial formulation of paint materials has recently gained new interest in the field of conservation science applied to modern and contemporary art, since modern paint materials are subjected to peculiar and often unpredictable degradation and fading processes.
These include: (1) characterisation of genetic materials introduced into the organism producing the enzyme to demonstrate that no unexpected genetic materials are introduced into the host; (2) consideration of potential of proteins from the microorganism leading to antibiotic resistance; and (3) evaluation of the allergenic potential of the gene products.
