Sentence examples for mass specimen from inspiring English sources
As recoil bombarding atom, we used nitrogen, a light mass specimen.
During high level vibration test on a high mass specimen, the test engineer is often facing difficulty to pass properly the specified vibration level due to coupling between the specimen and the shaker.
Mass uptake, specimen geometry and surface concentration were measured independently.
The average cumulative water mass of specimen generally increases with an increase of crack width for the ranges studied.
The procedure of the experiment was as follows; first, the mass of specimens was measured precisely to 0.0001 digits by using a high sensitive electronic balance, and then the specimens were immersed into 100 ml of 1 M Hydrochloric acid solution in absence and presence of various concentrations of Tilia cordata extract at 30 °C.
The £10 note features HMS Beagle, the vessel on which Darwin collected a mass of specimens and notes from which he drew his most significant conclusions.
Darwin published An Appreciation of the book in the Natural History Review in 1863, in which he notes that Bates sent back "a mass of specimens" of "no less than 14,712 species" (mostly of insects), of which 8000 were new to science.
The mass of each specimen was measured before and after dehydration.
As it is already known, with increasing specimen mass the characteristic frequency decreases.
The spatial resolution limit is imposed by the probe broadening effect, which is directly related to the specimen mass thickness and composition.
These results were then assessed along with the attendant specimen mass loss, providing three unique measures of magnesium corrosion for the same specimen.
