Sentence examples for major sampling from inspiring English sources
This included a major sampling campaign, which will have boosted the title's launch ABC figure significantly.
As non-intrusive polynomial chaos expansion (PCE) techniques have gained growing popularity among researchers, we here provide a comprehensive review of major sampling strategies for the least squares based PCE.
This paper reviews five major sampling methodologies, ranging from different in situ wireline samplers to producing pumps and the U-tube and discusses their advantages and drawbacks in the light of three principal applications, deep groundwater research, unconventional geothermal exploration, and carbon storage.
The major sampling unit was a 1 × 1 km square.
The geological setting of the major sampling sites and the physical properties of these samples have been described in detail by Sun et al. (2013).
As an example of this complexity, this is the first major sampling of the seed rain in flooded forests where secondary dispersal by fish is common (Parolin et. al. 2004).
Major sample destruction was particularly prominent in the regions adjacent to the parasite food vacuole while it was still possible to obtain super-resolution images of parasite surface (Fig. 1).
The musical universe of "To Pimp a Butterfly" is precise: the mid-seventies (almost every major sample on the record is taken from a track released in 1974 or 1975), when organized black militancy was in decline but the imaginative possibilities of black popular music were expanding in Parliament's case, all the way into outer space.
It must provide high degree of atomization for the group of analytes, invariant respective to the vaporization kinetics and heating ramp residence time of atoms in the absorption volume and absence of memory effects from major sample components.
He declared a mechanical engineering major, sampled courses from a variety of fields, and landed in developmental economics.
Most students in the majors and advanced major samples used mixed models of evolutionary reasoning, suggesting that despite increased instruction in evolution, most students failed to progress in their understanding of evolutionary change.
