Sentence examples for fragile samples from inspiring English sources

Specifically, this method requires fragile samples with thicknesses of several tens of micrometers to be parallel and flatly polished on both sides.

However, the technique can damage very fragile samples because the sample is pressed into direct contact with the hard ATR crystal.

We found that even the most fragile samples, chosen to be representative of a wide range of the types of materials found on the surface of asteroids that have currently been studied, can withstand impacts of the intensity experienced by a sample return capsule during direct reentry.

Accordingly, this eliminated the need to either mount a complete DNA extraction laboratory in the field or to transport fragile samples, such as human blood, from a remote site.

Embedding in gelatine (Altelaar et al. 2005) and agarose (Kruse and Sweedler 2003) has been used to facilitate handling of small or fragile samples (e.g., biopsies) but most often cryosectioning is performed directly with the frozen tissue samples (Kruse and Sweedler 2003; Schwartz et al. 2003).

This work investigates the problem of robust dissipative analysis for aircraft flight control systems via non-fragile sampled-data control approach.

In this paper, the problem of robust finite-time non-fragile sampled-data control is investigated for uncertain flexible spacecraft model with stochastic actuator faults based on Takagi-Sugeno (T-S) fuzzy model approach.

However, there are numerous critical issues need to be addressed while manufacturing customized components through green state machining including fabrication of machinable green ceramics, designing of suitable mold for slurry casting, manufacture of suitable sample holders for mounting the fragile green samples during machining, and designing of machining tools for good surface finishing.

Evacuated from Louisiana State University Children's Hospital in New Orleans on Thursday, Pincus left hundreds of fragile samples--representing years of HIV research and his life's work--to an uncertain fate.

Experimental conditions in a cold laboratory with fragile snow samples at porosities of almost 0.9 required the construction of a new microcompression device for in situ microtomography measurements.

A specially engineered cell, with a nominal electrolyte volume of 0.1 0.2 ml, was used to hold and measure the electrochemical impedance of the fragile NW/AAO samples.