Sentence examples for effect was characterized from inspiring English sources

This additive effect was characterized by electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS).

On the basis of this, a sensing system with triple structure was prepared, and its connecting effect was characterized by TEM.

A golden pan-seared spiedino — mozzarella oozing between crisp-tender sourdough squares — was moistened with a pungent anchovy and caper sauce (the whole effect was characterized as "kickin' grilled cheese" by our waiter).

The amplitude and distribution of the N400 effect (300 500 ms) in the texted and standard English conditions were similar, but the text semantic incongruity effect was characterized by a delayed peak latency and an extended duration into the 500 700 ms epoch.

The light scattering effect was characterized by measuring the transmittance spectra of three types of photoanodes adhered to FTO glass substrates (Figure 2a), namely, TiO2 particles (TP), TP + STNA, and TP + LTNA.

The stress strain coupling effect was characterized by residual stress using the Renishaw inVia Raman microscope system (Gloucestershire, UK; the laser line is 514.5 nm, and the excitation beam power is 5 mW).

Forecast uncertainties in ensemble streamflow forecasts are explained, and the joint effect is characterized by a matrix of operation decisions.

The two-way shape memory effect is characterized by mechanical measurements, thermal analysis, and X-ray diffraction.

By comparison, the writer praised the design of the Rives house, based on Parisian town houses on the Place Vendôme: "Its total effect is characterized by repose, distinction and style, and it is these qualities which make this house front worthy of study and imitation".

It was also demonstrated that lower limb effect is characterized essentially by additional damping which may be interpreted as associated with friction between subject and seat or internal damping in the joints.

The relation between a cause and its effect is characterized by both similarity and dissimilarity.