Sentence examples for objects under investigation from inspiring English sources
The objects under investigation are the stochastic integrals with respect to free Lévy processes.
An important advantage of this scanner is that different detectors can be used to optimize the scanning conditions of the objects under investigation.
And because language was the only means by which knowledge could be obtained from the natural objects under investigation (most measurement techniques only evolved in the nineteenth century), language was either considered to be sacred or divine in and of itself, or to be the gift of a divine creator.
One fundamental prerequisite for the use of scattering methods on particles in solution is the existence of a sufficiently high contrast in scattering length density between the solvent and the objects under investigation.
Whereas Droysen speaks of the method of the historian as "understanding by investigation" (forschendes Verstehen), Humboldt sets off historical understanding from mere deductive rational procedures by calling it an assimilation of the investigative capability (forschende Kraft) and the object under investigation (GS Vol 4, 39).
Conventional lenses can never be perfect because they always fail to refocus the light that comes from the object under investigation in the form of decaying waves.
In such a configuration, the nanosensor loop (area of 0.25 μm2) is perpendicular to the substrate plane allowing to drastically reduce the spurious effects of the external magnetic field employed to excite the nano-objects under investigation.
Accurate imaging can be accomplished using broadband wavefield data penetrating deep inside the object under investigation.
The model relates those examples to the relevant terminology of the thesaurus, the information about the object under investigation and the data extracted and processed from those procedures.
The object under investigation is exposed to radiation at different angles, and the radiation parameters are measured at the points of observation.
The technique employs computer processed X-rays to produce tomographic images or slices of specific regions of the object under investigation.
