Sentence examples for depending upon the processing from inspiring English sources

The isoelectric points of TiO2 may vary over a range of pH depending upon the processing history.

Dynamic and shear properties were characterized on the basis of particle size, shape and surface roughness (measured by Atomic Force Microscope) depending upon the processing conditions.

The flowability of basmati and non-basmati rice flour was compared affecting bulk handling of flour related to the particle size, shape and surface roughness (measured by Atomic Force Microscope) as well as dynamic and shear properties depending upon the processing conditions.

In particular, the resulting layers morphology strongly depended upon the processing temperature.

The price depends upon the processing speed you require.

We observed various crystallite morphologies depending upon the specific processing conditions, such as the temperature and the flow rate.

Complete phase-separation of the initially soluble sPS from the epoxy occurred via 'reaction-induced phase-separation' (RIPS) or via 'crystallisation-induced phase-separation' (CIPS), depending upon the thermal processing history employed.

Plucking the leaf initiates the withering stage, in which the leaf becomes flaccid and loses water until, from a fresh moisture content of 70 to 80 percent by weight, it arrives at a withered content of 55 to 70 percent, depending upon the type of processing.

It is observed that depending upon the type and processing parameters, the nanotube coatings exhibit interesting variations in the evolution and precipitation of materials phases.

This property can be considered as a single-cell substrate for transient memory, or context-dependent information processing: depending upon the current context that the neuron "sees" through the subset of the network impinging on it in the immediate past, the same synaptic event can evoke a postsynaptic spike or just a subthreshold depolarization.

It has not been confusing though it currently requires me to switch between the two different ways of processing, depending upon the subject.