Sentence examples for construct a master from inspiring English sources
The DMA results allowed us to construct a master curve for E′ and D′, where the shift factors were modelled with the Vogel Fulcher–Tamman–Hesse (VFTH) equation above Tg.
The central idea is to construct a master sample (MS) that includes all local fishing fleets, from which sub-samples will be statistically selected to serve the purposes of a variety of required individual surveys.
Yield stress data for the CS-PEA materials could be shifted with respect to strain rate to construct a master curve, indicating that yield properties at these strain rates were determined by the matrix response rather than debonding as observed in other starch-filled materials.
Early on in the project a decision was made to construct a master journals database, using relevant information extracted from all the aforementioned sources.
The internal rounds were used to construct a master list.
Finally, all information obtained by the stepwise approach was used to construct a master circle model that contained at least one copy of every mtDNA contig.
In the footnotes, he mentions having constructed a master calendar correlating the great events of world history with major changes in weather and climate.
To calculate the PHO5 gene-regulation function, Kim and O'Shea constructed a stochastic master equation based on a graph of transitions between DNA states.
Counterpoint, $23. Reading Maeve Brennan (1916-1993) is like watching a master jeweler construct a ticking watch from an array of tiny, inanimate parts -- her exquisite skill in piecing together the emotional landscape of her characters is evident in every line of "The Rose Garden".
The effect of temperature on the melt viscosity of the blends was examined and attempts have been made to construct a shear rate temperature superposition master curve.
With the aid of the two aging shift functions, it becomes possible to construct a single dynamic modulus master curve after taking into account the effects of temperature, long-term aging, and non-uniform aging with pavement depth below the surface.
