Sentence examples for imposed on the sampling from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a key contribution of this article is to propose a better alternative that greatly alleviates the time and energy constraints imposed on the sampling process by the single-robot approach of mapping a spatio-temporal stationary field.

This requirement perhaps gives some insight into the limitations imposed on the sampling of the ground diffraction pattern by the fixed antenna spacing used by current small MF/HF FCA systems.

In this way, condensation could be imposed on the sample.

Again the thermal treatment imposed on the sample did not affect the measured value of G.

Two thermal histories (fast quenching or slow cooling from the melt) have been imposed on the samples.

For each data point, the shearing imposed on the sample lasts 2 min in order that the steady-state can be achieved.

This represents an improvement on traditional measurement techniques, where a pressure gradient is imposed on the sample, which can cause much greater damage to the matrix.

A physical consequence of the requirement for fast sample spinning (i.e., MAS) in recording high-resolution solid-state NMR spectra is that a significant centrifugal force is imposed on the sample.

In general, die channel angle has more influence on the magnitude rather than homogeneity of effective strain, decreasing the die channel angle results in a higher magnitude of effective strain imposed on the sample and a higher pressing force.

In Figure 2, we represent the oxidation process behavior, depending on the current and potential for different studied surfaces.From Figure 2, we notice that oxidation curves have the same behavior of the current density recorded for a period of tension imposed on the samples.

The results show that an ultrafine microstructure of essentially equiaxed grains, separated by high angle grain boundaries, is achieved only when a very intense plastic strain is imposed on the sample in each passage through the die as when using a die having a channel angle of Φ close to 90°.