Sentence examples for in indentations from inspiring English sources

The complexity of presentation of some legal materials — evident in indentations, italicization, and numbering of internal subdivisions, for example — may indicate or explain legislative or regulatory intent.

An assumption of overhangs which can suspend the free liquid surface in indentations as described by Herminghaus has been used in conjunction with the Cassie Baxter model to analyze the hydrophilic substrate [2].

AL, aleurone layer; PE, endosperm near periphery; ME, endosperm between centre and periphery; SG, starch granule; PB, protein bodies; IN, indentations; CSG, intact compound starch granule; BSG, broken compound granule.

It has also been shown that suspended biomass can be retained under wash-out conditions if attached to the rough surfaces of broken granules (Verawaty et al. 2012) or sheltered in indentations on the granule surface (Gonzalez-Gil and Holliger 2014).

In electron microscopy (EM), the pathognomonic feature of CADASIL is accumulation of granular osmiophilic material (GOM) in indentations of the VSMCs or in the extracellular space in close vicinity to VSMCs (Baudrimont et al., 1993; Ruchoux et al., 1995).

The simulated results reproduce the progressive process of rock fragmentation in indentation.

The elasto-plastic properties may be determined from the force penetration curves measured in indentation using inverse methods.

The improvement in indentation fracture toughness indicates GNP is better toughening additive compared to CNT.

Indentation hardness generally increases upon material dehydration, however to a larger extent than expected from accompanying changes in indentation modulus, indicating that water acts as a 'plasticiser'plasticiser

The contact areas in indentation and scratch tests are estimated with the Field Swain approximation.

Even though the code can be lined up visually in your text editor, Python "sees" a change in indentation and most likely will throw an exception (or rarely, produce unexpected behavior).