Sentence examples for physical study of from inspiring English sources
The physical study of subatomic particles became possible only during the 20th century, with the development of increasingly sophisticated apparatuses to probe matter at scales of 10−15 metre and less (that is, at distances comparable to the diameter of the proton or neutron).
Hou et al. (2014) performed a macroscopic 3D physical study of the water breakthrough pattern of fracture vuggy reservoirs.
This paper presents a physical study of vertical supported two-dimensional plunging jets using a relatively large-size facility.
Herein a physical study of box culvert was performed under controlled flow conditions, and seven designs were tested.
A comprehensive physical study of the seismic quiescence preceding a large earthquake is essential for enhancement of the probability gain of the anomaly.
Our direct, physical study of kinetochore microtubule coupling may therefore furnish insights into many vital kinetochore functions, including correction of aberrant attachments and generation of the 'wait-anaphase' signals that delay mitosis until all kinetochores are properly attached.
Hydraulic geometry (HG) is an important geomorphic concept that has played an indispensable role in hydrological analyses, physical studies of streams, ecosystem and aquatic habitat studies, and sedimentology research.
The effect of variable pycnocline strength and turbulent mixing on ecosystem components can easily be studied in mesocosm experiments, but mesocosms of the type we describe here are also suitable tools for direct physical studies of how different combinations of pycnocline strength and turbulent mixing govern transport rates, as exemplified in our Figs. 5 and 6.
Physical studies of recombination intermediates implicate it in the dissolution of double Holliday junctions between sister chromatids.
Some biochemical and physical studies of isolated Lactobacillus S-layer proteins aiming at biotechnological or clinical applications have also been initiated.
This work reports results from a chemico-physical study of the stained glass window of the southern transept of St. Anthony's Basilica (Padova, Italy), dated to the late 19th century AD.
