Sentence examples for characterized depth from inspiring English sources
Composition of the optical layers was studied by ion beam analytical techniques: RBS (Rutherford backscattering spectroscopy) characterized depth distribution of the incorporated Er3+ ions and PIXE (particle induced X-ray emission spectroscopy) gave information on the total amount of erbium incorporated in the samples.
This paper presents two complementary techniques, shearography and pulsed stimulated infrared thermography, used to detect and characterize depth and width of the adhesion defects (delaminations or adhesive disbonds) of externally bonded fiber-reinforced polymers (FRP) on concrete surface structures.
In an era riddled with injuries and characterized by depth, Ferreira, a lean and freckled South African with a lantern jaw, has managed to play in every major event since the 1991 Australian Open.
My favorites — often from Central and Eastern Europe, where, for centuries, they've known a thing or two about the craft of beer — are characterized by depth but not burdened by difficulty.
The water layer is characterized by depth, velocity and density.
Genes involved in the biosynthetic pathways have been identified from different microorganisms and characterized in depth.
PEO-Si/SiO2 hybrid coatings deposited onto a PVC substrate were micromechanically characterized using depth sensing indentation.
A limited number of these molecules have been described, however they typically have not been characterized in depth.
Potentiostatically formed surface layers on Mg65Ni20Nd15 and Mg65Cu25Y10 were characterized with depth profile X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (DP-XPS).
The gelatin derivatives synthesized starting from N-acetylhomocysteine thiolactone and Traut's reagent were characterized in depth using size exclusion chromatography and UV VIS spectrophotometry.
Disciplines characterized by depth of experience and breadth of subject matter always resonated with me, and because I had to commit to specific training, this fork in the road served as a convenient debarkation point for my personal exploration.
