Sentence examples for collection of surface from inspiring English sources

It frequently involves the systematic collection of surface artifacts (such as pottery, stone tools, human and animal bones, metal, and other durable objects) that can reveal the chronological placement (dating), spatial relationships, and, often, the social functions of archaeological sites.

As stated earlier, in an STL model, all geometric shapes are redefined as a collection of surface triangles that approximate the shape of the object in question through a process known as "tessellation".

Comprehensive water quality investigations to characterize large watersheds include collection of surface water samples over time at various locations within the watershed and analyses of the samples for multiple chemical and biological constituents.

Multispectral imaging was used for the collection of surface spectral data, which were subsequently processed by means of cluster analysis in a novel approach to map the composition of the painted surface.

Taking into account that the winter season is the wettest period for PRB with the lowest evapotranspiration amounts, it is significantly contributing to the replenishment of water consumed during the irrigation period through groundwater recharge or through the collection of surface runoff in the dams.

For the isolation and collection of surface proteins, we used the Pierce Cell Surface Protein Isolation Kit (ThermoScientific, Waltham, MA, USA), following the manufacturer's instructions adjusted according to the protocol described by De Wit et al (2012); Supplementary File S1 provides an elaborate description of the cell surface protein isolation and mass spectrometry protocol.

The rebels obtained "an extensive collection of surface-to-air missiles" from defecting bases in the east, the report noted, but have been unable to get them to the front lines, where they might counter Colonel Qaddafi's Russian-made warplanes.

Lynch is a master of seeing deeply into an everyday world which, for most of us most of the time, appears as a meaningless collection of surfaces.

When tested against a large collection of surfaces and without providing the actual number of surfaces, the tactile probe combined with our proposed approach demonstrated near-perfect recognition in many cases and achieved perfect recognition given the right conditions.

The critical manifold S, when considered in the full five-dimensional phase space of system (1), is a two-dimensional surface, or collection of surfaces, and the associated families of periodic orbits form a three-dimensional manifold, or collection of manifolds, that we denote by P. Together, these collections of manifolds organise the behaviour of solutions of (1).

where dA is the incremental area swept out by the segment, n k or n l is the component of the normal vector of the glide plane, b k or b l is the component of the Burger's vector, V is the RVE volume, and A slip is the collection of surfaces active in deformation.