Sentence examples for elemental structure from inspiring English sources
The nature of a magnetic element, the elemental structure of the solar magnetic field, is one of the most important mysteries in solar physics.
It is preferable an elemental structure that limits interactions between the flows of different magnitudes.
Figures 1b and 2b demonstrate the elemental structure of the biosorbents, after impregnation and after simultaneous biosorption and bioaccumulation, respectively (Table 1).
Raman analysis did not reveal any qualitative difference in elemental structure between the two surfaces while Si traces found in the treated enamel specimen after EDX analysis should be attributed to either adhesive remnant located possible in the tags or the polishing bur.
Trömel and Hübner subsequently extended their work on metallic elements to nonmetallic elemental structures with similar results.
More often, Krushenick parsed the elemental structures of his medium.
"Modelroom" is a walk-in enclosure of obliquely angled chipboard shelves stocked with scores of small, geometric constructions: domes, globes, toruses, polyhedrons and other elemental structures are built of copper bands or wire, wood, cardboard, clay, mirrors and neon.
X-Ray diffraction spectroscopy (XRD), energy dispersive spectrometry (EDS) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) are carried out to examine the coating layer, pit morphology and elemental structures due to duplex treatment and controlled electro-oxidation.
The "Hafez" allows Nazeri to express his musical philosophy, preserving the essence and elemental structures of Persian music, while embracing new ideas developed out of Western Classical music such as orchestration, harmony, rhythmic patterns and melodic forms.
Microstructure, chemical structure and elemental variation can change the primary structure of coal when influenced by temperature and pressure.
At present, most researches about coal primary structure are concerned with the microstructure, chemical structure and elemental variation (Qin 1994; Han 1996; Hower 1997; Zickler et al. 2006; Green et al. 2011; Castro et al. 2012).
