Sentence examples for media characterization from inspiring English sources

Such apparatus for fractured media characterization are being reported in the literature only recently.

X-ray methods present the highest resolution and flexibility for three-dimensional (3D) natural porous media characterization, and 3D characterization of fluid distributions in natural porous media.

In this work, we use the method of moments on the tracer breakthrough curve to solve the inverse problem of porous media characterization with stagnant volume fractions.

Non-invasive imaging techniques have provided valuable insights into a variety of complex systems and processes, including porous media characterization, multiphase fluid distribution, fluid flow, solute transport and mixing, colloidal transport and deposition, and reactions.

Williams has issued two statements, one an apology of sorts, the second a condemnation of news media characterizations of Tea Party members as racist and extremist.

In the last decades, the pore-scale modelling of CO2-formation fluid displacement has been promoted by three factors: the recent advances in porous media characterizations by visualization techniques, some novel numerical theories, and advances in high-performance computing (Ferrari 2014).

Much of the public perception borne out of experiences with bad male parental behavior in the past, nostalgia, and media characterizations would have you believe that men cannot mother, at least not as well as a woman can.

When we are noticed, current media characterizations of the Asian-American experience tend to come in degrading 'humorous' stereotypes but otherwise do not flesh us out beyond our physical immigrant appearance.

"Is she for real?" Or even, "Is there a woman in there somewhere?" For if you have been swayed by the decades of false media characterizations, you might be tempted to see Hillary in a light that is so far from the truth, it is laughable as well as tragic.

Over at Jezebel, this post deliciously pokes fun at media characterizations of the nominee: "Kagan doesn't fit neatly into the box defining appropriate female appearance (loves pants, wears short hair, isn't 'hot') or behavior (single at 40 and not publicly bemoaning that status, worked long hours to achieve career goals), so she must be a lesbian.

"Don Quixote" I am offended by the media's characterization of Don Quixote as "absent-minded" and "aimless" and "delusional".