Sentence examples for micro growth from inspiring English sources

The presence of retained bone and metal fragments acting as a nidus for micro growth, and disturbances in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) circulation, especially when the ventricular system is involved, are challenging problems in the management of missile wounds of the brain.

Cube-oriented volumes were often found between complementary S volumes, and this favoured micro-growth selection and a detailed discussion of the Cube origins are given.

The micro-growth of L. minor indicated that CuO NPs exhibited greater effect on the growth of L. minor than the bulk CuO in the same concentration.

In addition, the decrease in L. minor frond chlorophyll content was not as remarkable as the decrease in L. minor micro-growth.

The effect of CuO NPs on the micro-growth of another kind of duckweed (Landoltia punctata) and the uptake of Cu into plant tissue in comparison with a reference toxicant, CuCl2, have been studied (Gunawan et al. 2011), and CuO NPs are spontaneously synthesized in their study.

You ate that 25-course tasting menu at that impossible-to-get-into Bushwick invite-only restaurant where a customized vinyl-only soundtrack accompanied each course and each glass of wine, and you had to pretend to have heard of every chateau in every micro-growth region of Borneo.

The connection between micro void growth and overall kinematics of the RVE is made through the conservation of mass in the micro to macro transition process.

First, based on a well-known empirical formula, we relate the macroscale spall strength to the kinematics of micro void growth in a Representative Volume Element (RVE).

The trends in damaging effects on compressive strength of concrete were justified based on microscopic observation of the trends in micro crack growth under such damaging effects.

Gender may have some influences in the success of micro firm growth.

Micro-crack nucleation and initial micro-crack growth are a surface phenomenon controlled by the local stress cycles at the material surface.