Sentence examples for great superposition from inspiring English sources

The low resolution and the great superposition of the signals observed in  H NMR spectra and confirmed by the COSY spectra suggest a high-molecular-weight bioemulsifier molecule with a polymeric pattern containing sugars and long chain aliphatic groups T. mycotoxinivorans CLA2 was able to produce a bioemulsifier from MM medium containing biodiesel residue adsorbed on diatomaceous earth particles.

The optimal VV delay was defined as the setting with the greatest superposition of TDI curves of opposing LV walls in 2-chamber and 4-chamber view.

Groundwater mound overlap was identified for spatial arrangements where intersecting streets created superposition, and greater mounding was observed at corner-situated bioretention basins.

Thomas Young postulated that light is a wave and is subject to the superposition principle; his great experimental achievement was to demonstrate the constructive and destructive interference of light (c. 1801).

When computing the shape fingerprint of a conformer, if a reference shape has a shape optimized superposition that is greater than or equal to the fingerprint shape similarity threshold, the corresponding 3-D fingerprint bit is set.

The total chaining score is then combined with the probability of obtaining a greater score, the RMSD of the final superposition, the number of equivalent positions, and the number of twists (with a maximum of five), to give a measure of the structure's significance.

This is termed the law of superposition and is one of the great general principles of geology.

For the case superposition of both mechanisms, being of great industrial importance, a method is presented to quantitatively describe mass transfer.

However, from a practical point of view, cases where superposition cannot be applied have much greater importance.

It appears that the nonlinear wave current interaction generates bed shear stresses greater than those that would result from the superposition of the impacts of waves and currents separately.

From these very general assumptions one can show that, repeating the measurement on systems prepared in the superposition of the two given eigenstates, in the great majority of cases one ends up in a superposition of macroscopically and perceptually different situations of the whole universe.