Sentence examples for conditions distinguished from inspiring English sources

Especially, the dependency of the film growth rate per limit-cycle on the half-cycle precursor exposure dose and the process temperature was thoroughly assessed and the difference between ALD in saturating and in non-saturating film growth conditions distinguished.

Focal samples were collected under a variety of environmental conditions distinguished by foliage density, height in canopy, weather, time of a day, and season.

All conditions distinguished by the CDS except depression and diabetes were included in the model as being present or not.

To explore this possibility, we developed microarrays to measure the expression level of 13,962 of the 14,310 A. americanum ESTs across 12 different conditions, distinguished by life stage and environment.

Moreover, the distinct variation of the machined surface quality and μ-chip morphology at the extreme low and high RTS conditions distinguishes the material ploughing effect from the cutting effect.

Our modifications include (a) the implementation of a new poly-dispersed drag law and of (b) new boundary conditions distinguishing between sliding and non-sliding particle wall collisions using (c) the adaptions of the Eulerian Eulerian granular phase by Schneiderbauer et al. (2012a. Chem Eng. Sci. 80, 279 292).

So, what conditions distinguish legitimate revolts, as opposed to those that are not?

Parkinson's Disease is a neurological condition distinguished by characteristic motor symptoms including tremor and slowness of movement.

In principle, hikikomori is considered a non-psychotic condition distinguished from social withdrawal due to positive or negative symptoms of schizophrenia.

This ZAC method provides the optical theta condition distinguishing the intermolecular scattering functions S2 q), and thereby the scattering functions of a single chain S1 q) free from the intermolecular interferences were obtained.

Stresses developed during the initial filling of the hopper (static conditions) and those developed during flow (dynamic conditions) are distinguished, and the large switch stresses that may exist during the change from static to dynamic conditions are derived.