Sentence examples for composite compartment from inspiring English sources

For example, compartments not of primary interest may be brought together as a single artificial composite compartment (Mayhew et al. 2002).

Notably, individual mineralized and non-mineralized compartments differentially impacted the global properties of the multi-compartment composite.

Of particular interest for the development of mechanically-loaded multi-compartment composites, the elastic modulus and permeability of the entire construct were governed primarily by the non-mineralized and mineralized compartments, respectively.

Concerns that have been raised include the fact that human islets were usually obtained under different pathological conditions, and that human islets may be of a composite compartmental structure with each compartment organized in the same architectural principle of a single rodent islet (private communication with experts in the field).

The annular space between the inner and outer tubes serves as storage compartment for PCM particle composites.

Figure  5 shows the patterns and mutual localization of five simultaneously labeled antigens on such composite image, with main cellular compartments delineated and nanoparticles color-coded.

Experimenters manually merged the maps of the compartments by taking the 2 left-most maps from the left-hand camera and the 2 right-most maps from the right-hand camera, and scaling and aligning these by eye to make a single composite that showed all 4 compartments.

The scores for individual lesions were summed for both femoral and tibial surfaces as well as the patellofemoral compartment to give a composite score ranging from none = 0 to severe = 6+.

A composite reservoir is one with multiple compartments, each having distinct rock and (or) fluid properties separated by geologic discontinuities; these discontinuities regulate the degree of compartment distinctiveness depending on the amount of leakage involved.

A composite reservoir is one with multiple compartments, each having distinct rock properties separated by geologic discontinuities; these discontinuities regulate the degree of compartment distinctiveness depending on the amount of leakage involved.

Identification of the labeled compartments was performed on composite images obtained by a multiple alignment ('stitching') of 25 36 high-resolution images per nucleus.