Sentence examples for identification and localisation from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the frequency curves can be employed as NDT tool for delamination identification and localisation.

The delineation of sediment cascades in alpine geosystems requires the identification and localisation of the effective geomorphic processes.

Tagging with sequences encoding GFP or haemagglutinin (HA) epitopes allowed for identification and localisation analysis of 12 nuclear proteins that are potential regulators of P. falciparum gene expression.

The results show that the proposed method has a great potential in the identification and localisation of cracks in a non-rotating cracked rotor.

A new approach for the identification and localisation of cracks in rotor systems, which does not require the use of the natural frequencies of an intact rotor as a baseline data, is presented in this paper.

A variety of approaches that have been developed for the identification and localisation of cracks in a rotor system, which exploit natural frequencies, require a finite element model to obtain the natural frequencies of the intact rotor as baseline data.

AG participated in design and realisation of sequence identification, expression and localisation studies.

Therefore our method can perform character recognition and localisation simultaneously.

This enables the unambiguous identification and clear intracellular localisation of GFP fusion proteins in plant cells.

Our use of MEFs was dictated by the far superior properties of these cells for organelle identification and signal co-localisation.

Another disadvantage of these contrast agents is leakage out of necrotic cells and uptake by endogenous cells, which might result in false identification of cell implant survival and localisation.