Sentence examples for polished analysis from inspiring English sources
Roger Michell directs his accomplished cast judiciously, and the play is full of brilliant lines such as: "Why have you been talking to me as if I was someone else?", yet it seems, for all its polished analysis of hypocrisy, imperfectly integrated.
The cave sediment samples were mounted in 30 mm epoxy blocks and polished for textural analysis using scanning electron microscopy (SEM; Figures 5, 8) and electron microprobe analysis.
In GERMI #1 a total of 30 samples throughout the interval 2,325 5,050 m were submitted for vitrinite reflectivity analysis (polished whole rock).
"Who Owns the Future?" overlaps with "The New Digital Age," Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen's much more polished work of Web analysis.
Based on the mineralogical studies (thin layer and polished section) and chemical analysis on the ore sample, a "diagnostic leaching" procedure was designed.
Prediction of fatigue behavior based on the combination of analysis and polished bar fatigue data is not considered to be reliable.
Fibre-orientation measurement by two-dimensional (2D) image analysis of polished cross-sections is a rapid and highly efficient method for determining the fibre orientation distribution over large sample areas.
Further, the local micro-permeation features of the ITZ, such as thickness, porosity and the chemistry of its hydration products is examined using the SEM coupled with the EDX analysis on polished, carbon-coated, flat specimens.
Such a model is extremely attractive, for (1) it relies on well-established random set theory, (2) its characterisation involves standard image analysis of polished sections, and (3) no empiricism is involved.
For model systems with polished genomes, bulk segregant analysis and HTS can rapidly identify candidate genes within a narrow locus all in a single sequencing step.
Soil macroporosity characteristics (shape, size and orientation) were assessed on polished sections through 2D-image analysis and micromorphic observations.
