Sentence examples for generation formation from inspiring English sources
Space is the result of multiple processes of generation, formation, emergence, development and implementation, which evolve on various scales.
The nucleation and growth of twins are attributed to the pole and self-generation formation mechanisms, as well as the stair-rod cross-slip mechanism.
The Stroke-PROM was developed in four phases: (1) conceptual framework construction and preliminary item generation; (2) formation of the initial scale by the first item-selection process; (3) formation of the final scale by an item-revaluation process based on the second item-selection process; and (4) validation of the Stroke-PROM.
Modeling of the kinetics of defect generation reveals formation energy as the critical factor driving steady-state defect densities, with higher formation energies for topological defects in higher chiral angle SWCNTs and lower energies for low chiral angle SWCNTs.
The goal of this particular issue of the magazine was to step back and take a broad look at a generation in formation: some writers well on their way, some still developing but showing enormous promise.
In order to identify the key factors for PM2.5 generation, the formation characteristics of PM2.5 would be revealed.
This paper presents a strategy for real-time generation of formation trajectories using a leader follower approach.
The stress generation and formation of microcracks are caused by the solid state diffusion of lithium in the active particles.
D-dimers sign thrombin generation, fibrin formation and polymerisation then fibrinolysis, while the absence of D-dimers could represent defective fibrinolysis despite the presence of fibrin.
Despite an average heparin concentration of 2.9 ± 0.2 IU/mL, markers of thrombin generation, fibrin formation and its degradation (D-dimer) were observed during CPB.
The generation and formation of non-point source pollution involves great uncertainty, and this uncertainty makes monitoring and controlling pollution very difficult.
