Sentence examples for investigation the evolution from inspiring English sources
In this investigation, the evolution of the recombination coefficient is dependent of temperature, pressure level and also of the chemical composition of the surface leading to one order of magnitude for a given temperature.
An investigation of the evolution of the microstructure during primary, secondary and intermediate thermo-mechanical processing has been carried out.
The paper concentrates on the investigation of the evolution of the filament microstructure during wire drawing and its relation to the observed mechanical properties.
This paper describes the results of an investigation of the evolution and the reconstitution of core-shell assembled gold nanoparticles in electrocatalytic activation for methanol electrooxidation.
In the present study we use differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) for a systematic investigation of the evolution of transformation behaviour with ageing temperature and time.
This technique allowed an investigation of the evolution of microstructure and local density to be carried out as a function of weight loss.
The investigation on the evolution process reveals that the presence of graphene is critical for not only preventing agglomeration of Fe2O3 nanoparticles but also keeping Fe2O3 nanoparticles in small sizes.
Investigation of the evolution of the C1s and Si2p core levels during the intermediate states shows that the appearance of the graphene contribution coincides with the creation of an extra SiC bulk component, indicating their electronic decoupling.
An investigation of the evolution of the 'rule' from its 1904 beginning and application to its much broader application today will demonstrate, I believe, that it is rooted now, as in 1904, in nothing but the original 'transcendental general law' source.
The survey of mergers provides a basis for an investigation of the evolution and fate of the Local Group.
Therefore, of apparent interest is the investigation into the evolution of the TD spectrum with an increasing implantation dose of hydrogen (in our case, deuterium).
