Sentence examples for population of materials from inspiring English sources

The increasing use of number percent population of materials as the defining metric for classifying particulate materials as nano or not brings new challenges in the field of particle metrology.

In particular, we discuss consideration of structure function relationships, selection of tests appropriate to the population, choice of materials and issues of intellectual property, consideration of variables which can confound studies of cognition in HD, practice effects, and specific issues for multi-site research.

In this manuscript, we have combined both catalytic and spectroscopic studies to demonstrate that isolated, framework SnIV sites dominate the Sn population of these materials, even at loadings of up to 5 wt %, which is a loading approximately two-to-three times greater than can be obtained by conventional hydrothermal methods.

A tomographic analysis is also presented with the aim of characterising the micro-shrinkage pore population of the material.

Here, the Brass estimates may provide a quick and easy indication of the underlying population of genetic material, and could be used in conjunction with other estimators, for instance the Chao1 estimator of the lower bound of species/bin richness.

In the cases of perennial plants analysed, managed in situ populations are sources of materials for home gardens and other systems of ex situ management and, therefore, domestication under in situ management is closely related to domestication under ex situ management (Casas and Caballero, 1996; Casas et al., 1999 b, 2006).

Therefore, the study of inter/intra-regional social systems should start with trans-regional cultural exchanges arising from interwoven flows of materials, population and information and focus on the spatial-temporal process of the cross-system society, so as to reconstruct the Maritime Silk Road as a social process.

The only exception was strong ubiquitination seen in a small population of transformed storage material present as globules or spheroids in the neuronal perikarya [ 12].

The ancient and medieval states they founded, however, tended to be impermanent, and conquest of neighbouring sedentary populations of higher material culture often resulted in their eventual expulsion (a fate the Mongols experienced after most of their conquests) or in cultural and linguistic assimilation (as befell the Manchu in China).

Prior to the application of shear three populations of cellular material could be observed at both scales.

Not isolated from each other, these invisible networks are intertwined and linked through complex flows of population, materials and information.