Sentence examples for insert in terms of from inspiring English sources

Experimental results revealed that multilayer TiN coated insert performed better than uncoated and ZrCN coated carbide insert in terms of flank wear and surface roughness.

This study addresses these limitations and determines the optimum shape of the femoral component and ultra high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) insert in terms of kinematics.

To examine this, we first evaluated the stability of the cloned insert in terms of homologous recombination-mediated inversion using the tet-inversion cassette system [ 10].

It was an amazing realm to insert myself into, in terms of research.

In a speech prepared with Vince Cable, the deputy prime minister made it clear he was determined to use the judicial inquiry into the scandal to press for major changes in the media landscape, including inserting "some numbers" in terms of excessive media concentration so as to give definition to currently vague concepts like media plurality.

The improved wear resistance of the multilayer coated inserts is discussed in terms of an improved thermal stability of the multilayer stacks.

The effect due to material type of the bistable links and core inserts was substantial in terms of load-carrying capacity and deformability.

Next, the trial femoral stem was inserted and evaluated in terms of the responses to rotational and extraction forces.

The level of translocation was not equal within a given spine head, with some pixels showing a several-fold increase in hippocalcin-YFP fluorescence (Fig. 6C and D), indicating that hippocalcin-YFP might be inserted in suboptical (in terms of size) areas of plasma membrane and reaching an extremely high level of concentration there.

Imagine an audiobook that can only be heard as you walk through its real-world setting: that would be up there with Gibson's Agrippa, or Geoff Ryman's 253, or Christian Bök's poems inserted into microbial genomes, in terms of tech-enabled experimental storytelling.

Viruses have also proven useful, but are difficult to generate in high titers, have limitations in terms of insert and promoter size, and have associated biohazards that require special handling.