Sentence examples for microscopic details of from inspiring English sources

Scholars scrutinized the "Rite" from multiple angles, examining its Russian and Parisian roots, its cultural context, microscopic details of its score, its reception as a ballet, and its afterlife as an orchestral showpiece.

An important function of conservation laws is that they make it possible to predict the macroscopic behaviour of a system without having to consider the microscopic details of the course of a physical process or chemical reaction.

And just in case this wasn't obvious enough, there are photographs of vintage equipment all the way through the show – camera lenses, light meters, microscopic details of dials, close-ups of lenses held in eerily unblemished hands – the means of mechanical reproduction in numerous mechanical reproductions.

Applicability of the methods used and their sensitivity to microscopic details of ionic motion are discussed.

Microscopic details of the enzymatic processes are often anticipated based on several hints from macroscopic experimental data.

The microscopic details of seed formation have not been sufficiently understood and clarified to pinpoint which mechanism is responsible for the nanorod alignment.

The Frick has a lively street scene by the genius draftsman Gabriel de Saint-Aubin, but the Morgan's paperback-size drawing by the same artist of a chemist giving a demonstration in an ornate hall is miraculous in its handling of light and space and its nearly microscopic detailing of people and objects.

Well, thanks to the recently released Google Art Project, you can delve behind the walls of 17 of the world's premiere art museums and galleries, taking in over 1,000 of their featured artworks, including 17 masterpieces captured in the microscopic detail of 7 billion pixel scans.

To clearly illustrate the microscopic details during the fluctuation of cutting forces, A, B, C and D points are denoted in the curve of the thrust force in the figure, which correspond to the positions at cutting distances of 40, 46, 52, and 64 nm, respectively.

A large panel of gadgets and experimental arrangements have been designed such as a multi-detector set-up operating in helium atmosphere to extend the range of measured elements, a nuclear microprobe at atmospheric pressure for the study of microscopic details or a reliable beam monitoring system.

It is, however, neither possible nor necessary to do that in our study because our main goal is to build a general picture and illustrate key features that are less dependent on microscopic details, using the philosophy of critical phenomena in statistical physics.