For example, physical laboratory experiences in science enable students to interact with observable scientific phenomena, but students often fail to make connections to underlying molecular-level behaviors.
The Go-Lab federation of online labs opens up virtual laboratories (simulation), remote laboratories (real equipment accessible at distance) and data sets from physical laboratory experiments (together called "online labs") for large-scale use in education.
The previous investigation consisted of both physical laboratory experiments and CFD numerical analyses, for an impact situation normal to the pipe axis.
Physical laboratory space was also rapidly expanded.
Some days after the race, all competitors reported to the physical testing laboratory for an incremental running test on a treadmill (LE 200, Jaeger) to assess anaerobic threshold and peak oxygen uptake (VO2max) using a stationary breath-by-breath metabolic unit (MetaLyzer 3B-R2, Cortex).
This paper establishes proof of concept that computational modeling can emulate the performance of physical testing laboratories for heat of hydration and compressive strength testing of type I, II and III portland cements.
A measure of RA functional status based on American College of Rheumatology standards [ 26] involves clinical assessment (for example, physical examination), laboratory tests (for example, ESR), and imaging procedures (for example, X-rays and magnetic resonance imaging), which may be the most accurate measure of RA severity.
RICHARD R. ERNST, professor, Laboratory for Physical Chemistry, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zürich, Switzerland.
Samples were properly packed in air tight sampling bags and brought carefully to laboratory for physical and chemical analysis.
A total of 30 soil samples were collected at various depths (10 45 m) during borehole drilling in 2010 and stored in plastic bags and transported to the laboratory for physical and chemical analysis.
