Sentence examples for components are preserved from inspiring English sources
The molecular relaxation processes, characteristic of pure components, are preserved in these composites.
Therefore, τ O (y) is the trivial opening associated with condition T. Trivial opening is used to extract the required connected components from image based on condition T. This operation removes the connected components which are not satisfied by the condition T. If connected component satisfied the condition T, then the entire region of that components are preserved.
"We really went into this project with a high degree of skepticism," lead paleontologist Susannah Maidment told Popular Mechanics, "but at this point [our research team] is happy to say we have found fossilised red blood-cells in which some of the original blood components are preserved".
"We really went into this project with a high degree of skepticism," lead paleontologist Susannah Maidment told Popular Mechanics, "but at this point [our research team] is happy to say we have found fossilized red blood-cells in which some of the original blood components are preserved".
By applying a high-pass filter, static (low frequency) scattering components are suppressed while dynamic (high frequency) scattering components are preserved.
The GV relationship of pseudo-WT channels (black dashed lines) is significantly different from that of R243Q; however, the relationship of the GV to different FV components are preserved.
The four components are preserve, permit, promote, and plasticity.
This, in turn, suggested that the basic constituents of the components were preserved through the interaction, confirming the corpuscular chemical theory over the scholastic view that chemical transformation involves the substantial form of given matter being destroyed and replaced by some other substantial form.
All posterior components were preserved in the intact group.
All posterior components were preserved in Group A (Intact).
In the intact group, all posterior components were preserved.
