Sentence examples for local characterisation from inspiring English sources

This study was aimed at using micro-Raman spectroscopy for the local characterisation of phase separated blends based on epoxy polymer and copolyethersulphone thermoplastic.

This opens new avenues in the study of biomaterial in general, and for the local characterisation of regions of teeth that suffered bacterial attack, mechanical wear, fluoridisation, chemical bleaching, or dental treatment such as laser ablation or drilling.

Consequently, prevalence of cervical cancer in industrialised nations cannot be assumed to apply in the developing world; local characterisation of HPV patterns is essential.

As DRIFTS, EPR and UV-Vis-NIR DRS are bulk techniques, which give only an averaged set of information over a large amount of material, it is important to call in another more local characterisation method.

Local elemental characterisation is possible using energy dispersive X-ray (EDX) spectroscopy or electrons energy-loss spectroscopy (EELS), which allow the measurement of variations in composition within a single nanoparticle in the form of elemental maps.

In the phase of diagnosis and staging, anatomical imaging techniques such as MRI for local tumour characterisation and CT for detection of pulmonary metastasis remain indispensable and reliable techniques.

In the future, this approach should enable to improve accurate characterisation of local and global behaviour of tissue-engineering scaffolds.

The design of an underground hydroelectric power scheme in northern Portugal has required the characterisation of the local stress field.

An operational electron density and slab thickness monitoring system, established to provide real-time characterisation of the local ionospheric dynamics, is outlined together with some exemplary results.

Multivariate statistical methods can be used in provenience studies of artefacts [2, 6], as well as for the recognition of local ceramic production and its characterisation, distinguishing from objects of possible trading activities [3], production dating [28], etc.

This work presents the characterisation of the local low velocity impact behaviour of a high-performance fibre reinforced cementitious composite (HPFRCC) made of phosphate cement and different types of E-glass textile reinforcements.