The bi-crystal geometry was used to simulate possible microstructure combinations occurring, for instance within an idealized friction stir weld.
The AB is a period of reduced awareness occurring, for instance, during rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP), when two targets need to be processed [ 13].
Changes in phosphoprotein abundance occurring, for instance, during cell stimulation are computed by averaging the variation in all detected peptides from a given protein whether modified or unmodified.
Mathematical infinities occur, for instance, as the number of points on a continuous line or as the size of the endless sequence of counting numbers: 1, 2, 3,….
This occurred, for instance, after the natural sciences and theology had turned away from total dependence upon tradition and directed their attention toward experience observation and experiment.
Such pile-ups can occur, for instance, when a director or cinematographer who no longer has to husband film stock simply allows cameras to remain running for long stretches while working out scenes.
Such a moment occurs, for instance, near the end of the book, when Marya enters the nursery: "The children were riding to Moscow on chairs and invited her to come with them".
Scientists have long thought that in apoptosis, the programmed death of cells that occurs, for instance, as an embryo develops, the dying cells produce a chemical signal that tells phagocytes that there is prey around.
Other people might point toward dates that have yet to occur: for instance, if Mr. Romney wins Rick Santorum's home state of Pennsylvania along with the other northeastern states on April 24, that may be seen as the critical moment.
This transformation occurs, for instance, during nuclear fission, in which the nucleus of a heavy element such as uranium splits into two fragments of smaller total mass, with the mass difference released as energy.
In applied science this occurred, for instance, to Alexander Graham Bell, who in his old age said that he could not even grasp the modern developments of the telephone, and to Edison, who lived to be a green apprentice in departments of research that he had founded.
