Sentence examples for instrument techniques from inspiring English sources

The morphology and composition of the formed composite catalysts are characterized by instrument techniques such as X-ray diffraction (XRD) and high resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM).

One of the consequences shown in ex vivo studies is increased formation of dentinal defects in the canal walls for both NiTi rotary and hand instrument techniques (Shemesh et al. 2011; Topcuoglu et al. 2014).

The applicability of the global solar wind interaction models to interpret the observed ion-escape features is illustrated, and the potential to derive a global view of the solar wind-atmosphere interaction by new instrument techniques considered.

New developments in instrument techniques and real-time GPS enlarged the role of magnetometer prospecting for archaeological science considerably and allow even the detailed prospecting and analysis of landscapes.

We describe how this can be accomplished through a series of field trials using a mobile aerial vehicle that is a proxy for the exploration approaches and instrument techniques necessary for the next stage of life detection on other planets.

She taught at several French conservatories and wrote a three-volume book that became the standard text for the instrument: "Technique de l'Onde Electronique Type Martenot" (Leduc, 1987).

These consisted of egg mass, shell deformation using a Marius instrument (technique developed by Schoorl and Boersma 1962), albumen height using a tripod micrometer (Brant et al. 1951), and yolk color score (using the DSM Yolk Color Fan that was previously called Roche Yolk Color Fan).

If the latter, then a tribute band must be the choice, as instruments, techniques and amplification have all improved with every decade.

We will discuss promising multi-instrument techniques and identify some areas where more ionospheric information can potentially be extracted from the data.

Therefore, paradigms govern the normal science by defining problems, solutions, criteria of judgements, and providing instruments, techniques, and examples.

In the absence of clinically sound information, payor and regulatory concerns could be expressed in blunt-instrument techniques of cost control and network design.