Sentence examples for identified filler from inspiring English sources
This sequential lineup simulation, in which any identification of the guilty suspect counts as long as it is stronger than any previously identified filler, yields an ROC that looks exactly like the simultaneous lineup ROC.
Balanced oxide compositions within the novel filler were identified as responsible for an enhanced hydration reaction, resulting in a very high early strength and a significant improvement in permanent deformation and fatigue resistance.
All 39 Ds2 elements identified here had variable filler sequences unrelated to Ac.
Interestingly, a pronounced synergy between cationic starch and anionic starch favorable for enhancement of both filler retention and filler bondability was identified.
Based on studies on waiting and fillers, we identified four relevant wait types (see Figure 1).
For natural rubber composites containing >10 vol% carbon black or >3 vol% carbon nanotubes two different contributions to dissipation due to (i) breaking and (ii) deformation of glassy rubber bridges in the filler network are identified.
Forty-six case reports of visual disturbance following facial filler injections were identified through the first screening [ 2– 4, 6, 8– 30].
Table 3 Pigments, fillers and dyes identified in the tube colours by Raman, SEM EDS, and HPLC Trade name (Brand) Nos.
The distribution maps of these paints were used to virtually reconstruct the artist process and the chemical information contained in the paints signature spectra was used to elucidate their composition and identify the pigments, fillers and additives.
Rather than simply report that the model is infeasible, the MetaFlux gap-filler identifies the maximal subset of biomass metabolites that can be produced, thus focusing the user's model refinement work on the unproducible metabolites.
This experimental project was the first trial of concrete coatings identified under KYSPR 05-271 'CoatingSealantsnts and Fillers to Address Bridge Concrete Deterioration and Aesthetics Phase 1'.
