Sentence examples for intentional variation from inspiring English sources
The large lattice mismatch of 9% between La2O3 and Lu2O3 allows for an intentional variation of the internal strain in the layers over a wide range.
Calibrations, developed from a quaternary mixture design comprising theophylline anhydrous, lactose monohydrate, microcrystalline cellulose, and soluble starch, were challenged by intentional variation of raw material properties.
The resulting set of patterns, in the form of 77 Design Heuristics, catalog how designers appear to introduce intentional variation into conceptual product designs.
Standard approaches to development of liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS) methods, either ion-pairing or reversed-phase liquid chromatography, have been through trial and error or intentional variation of experimental factors.
Chemometric approaches can be more efficient than trial and error or intentional variation because chemometrics make use of multivariate designs; experimental factors are varied simultaneously at the various levels.
The lack of alignment with the stories is an intentional variation from the model.
The difference of the measured and predicted MQW parameters is recorded run-to-run over time, which allows process variability to be analyzed across a number of process parameters with intentional variations to grow different MQW designs.
Here we show that intentional temperature variations can be exploited to tune NV− creation efficiency during growth, allowing engineering complex stacking structures with a variable doping.
There's not very much evidence that any of the intentional minor variations in what you do as a parent make much difference in how children turn out in the long run.
In recent years, reverse genetics has been used to identify the functions of genes, via the intentional introduction of variation and subsequent evaluation in physiological, molecular, and even population contexts.
"People make cheeses many times a year, in many ways, and all kinds of factors — accidents, chance, laziness, intentional changes — cause variations in the result.
