Sentence examples for cross section it is possible from inspiring English sources

Thus, although the survey is designed as a repeated cross section, it is possible to construct a panel of establishments with more than 500 employees so long as the same establishment can be identified across samples of different years.

In tokamaks with circular cross section, it is possible to find evolution of the Shafranov parameter using model which is based on expansion (with respect to the inverse aspect ratio parameter of the tokamak) of polidal flux function (psi) and the first order solution of the well known Grad-Shafranov equation (GSE) in toroidal coordinate system [8, 9, 10].

The Ni/Ti thin films present in their surface nanograins and for higher periods in cross section it was possible to distinguish the alternated layers and measure their thickness.

With circular cross-sections it is not possible to achieve in three dimensions the idealized equalizing of inter-tree competition pressures suggested by Figure 2.

By applying corrections for the temperature dependence of the scattering cross section, it has been possible to determine the temperature of a premixed propane/air flame with an uncertainty of less than 1%.

While every attempt was made to obtain a cross-section of these populations, it is possible that affiliation or knowledge of either of the partner organizations may have functioned as a self-selection characteristic in either of the study groups.

With knowledge of the magnitudes and energy dependence of the optical emission cross sections for various emission lines, it is possible to use measurements of the plasma glow to extract the energy distribution of the plasma electrons.

In a cross section of the flagellum (Fig. 1c), it is possible to clearly visualize the presence of the PFR.

In some cross-sections two varnish layers are observed, and it is possible that they are of different composition.

We show that with the FIB procedure, it is possible to produce cross sections that reveal structure near the silicon interface and hence the surface induced phase transitions could be examined and compared quantitatively with theoretical models.

The investigation of the scattering of metallic spherical particles shows that it is possible to provide larger scattering cross-section than geometry and absorption cross-sections for particles with a diameter of 100 nm or bigger.