Sentence examples for introduced a formation from inspiring English sources

When heating above glass transition temperature (Tg) was introduced, a formation of new bonding between both PEI and PAA took place leading to the formation of new topographical features similar to the as-deposited film.

From this data we introduce a formation model based on titania photocatalyzed reaction of cyclodextrin molecules.

We introduce a formation space to define the desired formation and the desired operation mission, then a guided leaderless coordinated formation algorithm is proposed.

In this paper we introduce a formation control loop that maximizes the performance of the cooperative perception of a tracked target by a team of mobile robots, while maintaining the team in formation, with a dynamically adjustable geometry which is a function of the quality of the target perception by the team.

When the team gathered in Kansas City on Wednesday for the first time since losing to Japan in the World Cup final, Sundhage introduced a new formation and new offensive system for the national team.

Guardiola introduced a new formation for this game, three at the back and four across midfield, and when Leroy Sané marked his first league start by whisking past Bryan Oviedo in the opening minutes as if the defender was not there it looked as though City might be about to give Everton a football lesson.

A year later, he was the head coach, and the next year he introduced a revolutionary offensive formation, the I, in which three backs lined up in a row behind the center.

He introduced a theory of rock formations known as Stratum, based on a pictorial cross-section of the geology under the estate and coal seams in nearby coal works of the Somerset Coalfield.

To determine whether tethering of chromatin to the nuclear envelope impacts NR formation, we introduced a LacI-Lamin C fusion protein into our system (a gift from Laurie Wallrath).

We have recently introduced a computational model of sprout formation in an in vitro assay of angiogenic sprouting from endothelial monolayers in fibrin matrices (Boas et al. 2013).

This paper introduces a hot spot formation model to account for heterogeneous effects based on physical and chemical properties.