Sentence examples for discrete glass from inspiring English sources

The discrete glass particles visible in the red enamel and the preponderance of bubbles in the red and white enamels indicate a very short firing, which would have helped maintain the shape of the body and handles.

The RDD survey respondents were asked how much water was consumed in discrete glasses: < 1, 1 2, 3 5, and > 5. We took the number of respondents in each of these categories, made the categories contiguous (i.e., < 1, 1 2.5, 2.5 5, > 5), and estimated the mean and standard deviation of log consumption using maximum likelihood.

Three experimental techniques have been employed to assess the rheological behaviour of discrete long glass fibre reinforced polypropylene and propylene/ethylene copolymers.

Although a continuous roll-to-roll process is the most efficient way to use a spooled product like Willow, display factories don't use roll-to-roll equipment; they work with discrete pieces of glass.

It encompasses the discrete crack model for glass, the Mooney-Rivlin model to represent the hyperelasticity of the PVB interlayers.

The nine fuel assembly types were identified based on the distribution of Pyrex discrete burnable absorber (Borosilicate glass) and integral fuel burnable absorber (IFBA) rods in each fuel assembly.

Axial CT-image in lung window setting shows an 8 mm nodule, relatively well-delineated with some discrete spiculation and ground glass component surrounding.

A total of 138 BAC clones were spotted in triplicate on two discrete parts of a glass slide, and therefore, each slide was used for two specimens (Fig 1b).

The biomass initially formed discrete clusters attached to the glass surfaces, but over time formed a continuous biofilm.

Multiplexing allows more than one plasma sample to be mixed and sequenced jointly in each discrete segment of a sequencing glass slide and thereby increases the number of samples that can be analysed in each sequencing run.

Thin shavings were removed from a discrete location and were mounted onto glass slides to be observed under magnification.