Sentence examples for may be probed from inspiring English sources
Thus, a multi-component material design space may be probed with the ABC theory by adding and removing archetype modules or by refining archetypes themselves.
We demonstrate that the electrochemical characteristics of an LNMO particle electrode, without any interference additives, may be probed by the single particle measurement technique.
Materials near the source's former location may be probed for information on accumulated dose by taking advantage of radiation-induced charge trapping that occurs in many common materials.
The link between the two methods is the Jacobian-vector product, which may be probed approximately without forming and storing the elements of the true Jacobian, through a variety of means.
Graphene integration with the silicon photonics platform is interesting from a number of device applications perspectives, e.g. for demonstrating enhanced biochemical sensors in which the graphene acts as a high affinity surface functional layer for adsorbed species that may be probed by evanescent optical fields in the underlying silicon photonics device.
The significance and possible mechanistic links underlying this may be probed by examining the epistatic relationship between mpk4 and ctr1.
Qualitative studies like in-depth interviews may be probing deeper when the results of the preceding survey are presented to the informant, and observational studies may focus on phenomena explaining the survey results.
Your future employer may be probing you for more details to help the decision.
And so the big questions may not be probed: whether the ISI or CIA abducted Siddiqui in 2003, what she did afterwards, and where her two missing children are now.
The properties of the first stars may also be probed by their nucleosynthetic signature, which is likely imprinted in second-generation stars that form from metal-enriched gas.
The concentration of free carriers near the interface may also be probed by the surfrace conductivity, measured at optical, microwave or d.c.
