Sentence examples for grounded sections from inspiring English sources

The top panels display the surface topography in which the grounded sections both show prominent surface ridges aligned with the respective reflector locations.

In 52 lushly drawn but scientifically grounded sections, the author -- a poet by training -- follows her garden from spring through winter, ruminating on the stare of a cardinal or the prodigious oceanic journeys of the arctic tern.

That question also leads him to the most scientifically grounded sections of the book, discussing for example the chemical and neurological bases of emotions: "Oxytocin drives bonding," he reminds readers, "and it makes elephants and many other species act social or sexual.

Using a confocal microscopy technique, an ex vivo binding study of mouse major organ ground sections revealed that the FITC-poly-Asp NPs were able to bind specifically to the bone tissue.

While no histomorphometric differences were observed, ground sections showed different healing patterns between the implants, with better peri-implant bone organization around those with the specific cutting flute design (Blossom group).

Through his symbiotic relationship with rescue squads, Mr. Margules found himself on the inside track, recording scenes not open to many photographers, like below-ground sections at the World Trade Center, or the private honor guard ceremony, held each time a uniformed officer's body was recovered.

Microscopic inspection of heterogenous three-dimensional (3D) objects such as oral implants, or implants in general, is conventionally performed either on ground sections of methyl-metacrylate-embedded material, at the cellular level by histologic analysis of the peri-implant tissue by light microscopy (LM), or at the supramolecular level by transmission electron microscopy (TEM).

However, when the Central line ATO system was first introduced, there were significant issues with low wheel/rail adhesion levels on above-ground sections, with wheel slide under braking resulting in unacceptable levels of wheel flats and station overruns.

The fort was also used as a residence again, with at least two families reported as living in the under-ground sections during the war.

We examined undecalcified and unstained ground sections, and decalcified and stained cryostat sections of bone samples.

The specimens were processed to obtain thin ground sections with the Precise 1 Automated System (Assing, Rome, Italy).