Sentence examples for component existing from inspiring English sources

HRTEM analysis reveals the existence of a thicker IL in the sample without an Al2O3 barrier layer, and now this result can be further confirmed from the intensity of SiO3 − signals which indicate the presence of a SiOx-like component existing in the region of the nanolaminate/substrate interface.

In the Children-with-Disabilities component, existing working tools such as interview forms, recipients' assessments, follow-up and registration books have been revised and are being used with positive impact.

Innovative components were designed, in addition to "classical" components existing in similar visualization systems, to support scalability and interactivity.

The proposed method suppresses the transient components existing in the WB audio signal in the BWE frontend and provides higher mutual information between the LF and HF parameters.

Traditional access nodes are the ones that we have today with the hardware and software components existing together, e.g., dedicated hardware implementations of base stations.

Two major components existing in almost all mineral salt base media are H2PO4− and HPO42− that precipitate and cause damage in the presence of Ca2+ (Dorozhkin 2009; Mooney and Meisenhelter 1960).

The multipath components existing in the time interval between 50 and 80 ns include low signal energy, so the integrators capture more noise energy than signal energy in this interval.

A new modelling strategy for assessing the long-term response of these composite beams was developed, by assembling two one-dimensional components (existing structural element and external strengthening) and accounting for thin-walled sectional geometry of FRPs.

There are literally thousands of other types of experiences that depend on the mind or its components existing outside the brain, from telepathy and clairvoyance to premonitions, synchronicity, and the perception of subtle domains of reality.

He also formulated the phase rule F\;=\ C\ -\ P\;+\ C\ -\ P\e number F of variables that may be independently controlled in an equilibrium mixture of C components existing in P phases.

Taken together, these findings could support the notion of two main components existing within the complex of 'morality': moral reasoning (cognition) and moral feelings (emotion), which are supported by different networks of cortical (cognition) and subcortical (emotion) areas [61] [63].