Sentence examples for grains based on from inspiring English sources
The organic grains were composed solely of the elements carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen and were called CHON grains based on the chemical symbol for each of those elements.
We then selected two sources of distillers grains based on their distinctive compositional difference.
50%% of the LST samples show possibility of mixture between detrital quartz grains based on the oxygen isotope data.
Hence, we can estimate the size distribution of grains based on the flux as a function of the distance from the nucleus.
Size distribution of large grains can be estimated by modeling the effect of radiation pressure on the grains based on the images of dust clouds (e.g., Jorda et al., 2007).
For this purpose, the weighted Voronoi tessellation method is used to construct 3D geometries of more than 2600 grains based on their center-of-mass positions and volumes as measured by three-dimensional X-ray diffraction (3DXRD) microscopy.
Led, and often coerced, by overzealous Party officials, the new rural communes reported fake harvests to meet Beijing's demand for record grain output, and the government began to procure grain based on these exaggerated figures.
Accordingly, the identification of an individual grain, based on the above χDIA measurements, will become possible for a micron-size particle.
(5) Refine the coarse grain Based on the coarse particle size feature subset, the global traversal is carried out from the highest complexity subset of data.
Protein content of grain based on rice production system in the RD was higher than that of RM, and the difference was significant between the treatments (p value <0.05).
The model simulates the gradual development of the weld mushy zone composed of both continuous liquid films and solidifying grains by coupling thermal fields based on the Rosenthal equation, a modified Voronoi tessellation to provide grain structure at the mesoscale, and the evolution of solid fraction within a grain based on the Scheil equation.
