Sentence examples for ice specimens from inspiring English sources
Experimental devices were fabricated with an idealized icebreaker bow shape, and medium-scale ice specimens were used.
To achieve this goal, a large experimental program has been undertaken, in which spherical ice specimens were projected against a rigid plate.
In the present analysis, a probabilistic fracture mechanics model has been developed to model localized fracture events for ice specimens with ice edge taper angles ranging from 0° to 45°.
A digital image correlation (DIC) technique has been adapted to polycrystalline ice specimens in order to characterize the development of strain heterogeneities at an intragranular scale during transient creep deformation (compression tests).
At 24 hours, the change in arginine was negligible for the ice specimens compared with a 43% decrease at room temperature (p < 0.001).
At 2 hours, the median plasma arginine concentration had decreased by 6% in the ice specimens compared with 25% in the room temperature specimens (p < 0.001).
The system is designed to emulate all of the decisions and actions of a highly trained microscopist in collecting data from a vitreous ice specimen.
Ice embedded specimens with suitable size/geometry can be tilted over the full angular range, giving rise to tomograms with isotropic resolution.
Recently, a per-particle CTF correction method in 3D for cryoSPT was proposed (Galaz-Montoya et al. 2015) and demonstrated in vitro at near subnanometer resolution, without making any of the aforementioned assumptions (accurate defocusing during data collection, thin ice, unbent specimen, etc)., using only a few hundred icosahedrally symmetric virus particles (Galaz-Montoya et al. 2016a).
One of the approximately nine known dimes was retrieved from circulation in 1957, and Breen speculated this may have been the ice cream specimen.
A In cryoET, the ice-embedded specimen, typically shaped as a slab, is tilted through a wide range of angles in the electron microscope and an image is recorded at each angle.
