Sentence examples for penetrating process from inspiring English sources

Then the penetrating process can be divided into three stages: D < l.

In the late stage, the depth increase rapidly to fully penetrating state, which shows a "blasting type" penetrating process.

Automatic penetrating process in space is complicated due to the ultrahigh vacuum, micro-gravity conditions, very low temperature, and huge uncertainties about the surface properties.

It will be found that the penetration distances of phospholipid films are smaller than that of films' theoretical thickness, which is mainly due to the deformation of the phospholipid molecules when they are interacting with AFM tip during the penetrating process in our experiment.

But with the compression process penetrating deeply, the rotation of nanoparticles is inhibited, and the reason might be that the interactions between nanoparticles are much stronger that the shear force by the upper plate, and thus, as influenced by the upper plate, the rotation effect is further reduced.

After the welding process, penetrating beads were observed by CCD camera, and it was visually clear that the penetrating beads were successfully controlled by adjustment of back-shielding gas pressure.

"We believe the evidence in the Laidlaw Report shows that ministers asked the right, penetrating questions during the process but were given inaccurate responses by officials," they said.

Additionally a Hall-current sensor was proposed to measure the operating current of a dc-motor, which generated the penetrating force during operating process.

He is penetrating gloves, penetrating the body.

This study summarizes the SeaWiFS observations of the tropical Pacific from September 1997 through March 2000, with particular emphasis on equatorial and mesoscale variability, the influence of biological processes on penetrating irradiance, and the performance of primary production algorithms in this region.

Barbour has always demonstrated a penetrating understanding of the modern process of achieving political power.