Sentence examples for found consisting of from inspiring English sources
No particles were found consisting of only Ti or only copper species.
Typically, at the center of the crystallite, the so-called "bee" microstructure was found, consisting of observed hills and valleys.
In the PLD coatings, micron-sized particles were found, consisting of pure Ni or MoSe2, as well as nanometre-sized particles of monocrystalline Mo.
The intermediate diffusional layer formed at the initial stages of TRD was seen "black" under OM (hence is called "black zone"), and found consisting of α-Fe as a major phase.
The chromized coating as a whole was found consisting of three sub-layers, namely the outer CrN layer, the intermediate diffusional layer, and the inner residual nitrided compound layer, all formed in the prior nitrided compound layer, and with the inner sub-layer vanishing by prolonging the chromizing time.
Pre-atherosclerotic changes, before any localised changes in especially intima dimensions, are found, consisting of a process of gradual vascular widening, associated with temporally at least partly dissociated increases in width, which as a fraction of total vessel radius show a phased process.
"Finally," he reflected, "I am living the goat life" — which, he found, "consists of walking to a patch of grass and eating it for five minutes or so.
The other half, the Tax Policy Center found, consists of households taking advantage of tax credits and other provisions, mostly support for senior citizens and low-income working families.
The decoration of the jian characteristic of the late Zhou dynasty (c. 600 256/255 bc), from which the vessel is exclusively found, consists of either densely patterned decorative designs or representations of hunts and similar activities.
A majority (432/594) of the metabolites for which no identifier was found consisted of macromolecules and metabolites with variable structures (i.e., R groups), such as polysaccharides and proteins.
Apart from the expected rounding-off of the circular edge of the electrodes, the erosion pattern most often found consisted of a closely packed ordered arrangement of protrusions on the surface.
