Their laboratory equipment allowed them to define also the refraction index of the PCM, while their outdoor test facility employed enabled them to measure also liquid mass flow temperatures, the heat flux, and the solar irradiance.
To do so effectively, the CHESS Maia detector was employed, enabling researchers to employ high scan speed and thus measure 2-4 disamplessamples from each of four genetically distinct plants.
A disposable probe was designed and employed, enabling us to study processing of thermosetting polymers.
Endemic racism and a belief that migrant workers are grateful to be employed enable an attitude that treats migrant workers as second-class citizens.
The diversity in the mediums he employs enables the artist to generate a timeless, rich, and varied universe at the meeting point between the Internet, video games, modernism, and art history at-large.
The measured path in CIELAB colour space and derived characteristics of the dynamic colour change were obtained with higher time-temperature resolution than with previously employed methods, enabling to observe even the less distinct features.
This high rate may be attributed to: (1) a face-to-face interview employed to enable us to reach out to potential participants who do not have access to a telephone; and (2) the surveys carried out by trained health workers whom most people in Gansu Province regard highly.
The method was employed to enable them to indirectly give compassion to themselves40.
These principles, set out in abbreviated form in the general preface to each volume, explain as well the typographical distinctions employed to enable readers to differentiate easily Verdi's actual markings from those extended by analogy with similar passages in the score, those derived from secondary sources, and those added by the volume editor.
Although vouchers have been widely used to enable access to food, clothing and other shelter in conflict and humanitarian settings, the approach has not traditionally been employed to enable access to health services in these contexts (Levine and Bailey 2015).
