Sentence examples for elementary analysis of from inspiring English sources

A simplified 1D problem is formulated for an elementary analysis of the constellation deployment time.

Main physicochemical properties and elementary analysis of the catalysts were performed in order to determine the noble metal contents.

With further elementary analysis of those different colors of powdery, tin and lead in white powdery were found, while tin, lead and copper were found in the bronze powdery.

An elementary analysis of the wave dispersion of the new discretization for Poincaré, Rossby and Kelvin waves shows that, although spurious Poincaré modes are preserved, their frequency tends to zero in the limit of small wavenumbers, which removes the divergence noise in this limit.

Some of these methods (diffuse reflectance spectrometry, X-rays fluorescence spectrometry) are portable and allow in situ analysis while protecting the integrity of ancient objects (characterization of the materials of the color, elementary analysis of metallic layers) [6]-[10].

Both outer surface and transverse section of the membranes were investigated using a JEOL JSM-6060 LV scanning electron microscope (JEOL Ltd., Akishima-shi, Japan), elementary analysis of the modifier incorporated into the polymer was provided by this manner.

The text for the course will be Ross "Elementary Analysis, The theory of calculus". I have not used this book before in teaching 104 so it will be an adventure for all of us.

Elementary analysis revealed the spread of the disease: a clear clustering of cases in certain districts of the Kowloon peninsula, where Amoy Gardens is located, and in Hong Kong's New Territories region.

The elementary analysis performed in some of the paintings from the highlands indicated the use of two different types of manganese compounds detected by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and X-Ray scattering [30].

We carried out three levels of analysis: a) an elementary analysis involving simple visual inspection of a geographic phenomenon; b) a cluster analysis attempting the identification of possible "hot spots," and c) a contextual analysis aiming to explain relationships among geographic phenomena (Bailey and Gatrell 1995; Olson 1976).

The product was characterized by means of elementary analysis, intrinsic viscosity, infrared spectrometry, 1H and 13C nuclear magnetic resonance, differential scanning calorimetry, and thermogravimetric analysis.