Sentence examples for pattern of carbon from inspiring English sources

The pattern of carbon, oxygen and strontium isotopic variations in the Mbuji-Mayi carbonates reflects deposition and early diagenesis in variety domains in marine, evaporitic and meteoric conditions.

Figure 5 X-ray diffraction pattern of carbon nanoparticles.

Figure 2 SEM image and EDX pattern of carbon black after arc-discharge plasma treatment.

The difference in principal component variances was used to represent the pattern of carbon utilization.

However, the effect of urban spatial planning on spatial pattern of carbon dioxide emissions in cities is rarely discussed.

Verstraeten et al. [38] integrated the C-FIX model with soil moisture data derived from an active microwave sensor, and found that soil moisture had an impact on both magnitude and spatial pattern of carbon exchange fluxes.

French commentators have praised Disney's willingness to break out of its pattern of carbon-copy parks to make this one more European.

The general pattern of carbon-14 date determinations suggests that the Neolithic Period (New Stone Age) in Ireland began about 3000 bc.

In addition, a case was reported where linear CNT patterns were able to control the morphology of hMSCs to differentiate into neural cells [74], which suggests that the pattern of carbon-derived material is excellent for the osteogenic differentiation of MSCs.

Figure 6 TEM diffraction patterns of carbon nanoparticles.

The "screening effect" in DEP process makes the controllable patterning of carbon nanotubes possible.