Sentence examples for prior deposition from inspiring English sources

Great influences on the phase formation result from oxygen atom trapping from the rest gas atmosphere prior deposition.

Statistical studies in fluvial and littoral environments allowed Passega (1957, 1964) to draw the CM diagram that relates the transport conditions of the sediment prior deposition to grain-size parameters (C99 vs. median grain size).

Prior deposition, the substrate was cleaned in an isopropanol sonication bath for 15 min, then washed with deionized water (DI-H2O) for another 15 min, and finally dried under nitrogen gas.

"It was not an accident, it was completely intentional, and I have never been so sure of anything in my life," she reportedly said during a prior deposition. .

Prior deposition the mica substrates were preheated for 30 min at the desired substrate temperature of 65 °C to ensure thermal stability.

In order to refute the charge, the conspirators from Belgrade, who because of their youth did not face the death penalty, focused during the trial on putting blame on themselves and deflecting it from official Serbia and modified their court testimony from their prior depositions accordingly.

Spatial resolution is typically compromised by diffusion of reporter molecules prior to deposition, and the lack of orthogonal deposition chemistries dictates that in situ amplification be performed serially for multiplexed studies, leading to progressive sample degradation and lengthy protocols.

A thin SiO2, SiOx or AlF3 film was deposited on the tip surface prior to deposition of the Ag film.

Prior to deposition of SmBCO, Pr1.4Ba1.6Cu2.6Ga0.4Oy (P4G4) and SSO were deposited on MgO (100) substrate in order to improve film quality of L1ErBCO/SSO/SmBCO layers.

Prior to deposition, the substrates were cleaned using acetone, rinsed with isopropanol, dried by nitrogen gas, and finally preheated inside the deposition chamber at 780 °C for 60 min. Deposition was performed at 780 °C.

The ootheca is first carried in the body with the keel uppermost; in certain groups, however, it is rotated prior to deposition so that the keel is on one side.