Sentence examples for progress on the experimental from inspiring English sources

Among the international fusion solid breeder blanket community, there exists steady progress on the experimental, phenomenological, and numerical characterizations of the pebble bed effective thermo physical and mechanical properties, and of thermomechanic state of the bed under prototypical operating conditions.

Fig. 2 The progress of the experimental group.

Shorter duration studies like those conducted by Spindler and colleagues and Selman et al. have advantages over longer studies, in allowing much more rapid progress on the investigation of experimental regimens and compounds.

This review surveys recent progress in the experimental and modeling studies on the electrochemomechanical phenomena in high-capacity electrode materials for lithium-ion batteries.

Although there are lots of works presented on the experimental progress, however, far too little attention has been paid to the detection mechanism quantitatively.

In this review, I shall discuss progress on four experimental branches that are necessary for a molecular reconstruction of the PSD (Fig. 1).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02043.003 The goal of this study is to further develop a mathematical model of the CCM (Reinhold et al., 1989; Fridlyand et al., 1996; Reinhold et al., 1991) that uses recent experimental progress on the CCM to untangle the relative roles of the different molecular components, and predict the region of parameter space where efficient carbon fixation occurs.

This review presents a state of the art research progress of both the experimental and theoretical researches on viscosity and thermal conductivity of nanofluids.

Progress on the former requires progress on the latter.

This paper reviews progress on experimental studies of bridge-borne noise by the authors and other investigators, including experimental studies of all-concrete, steel concrete composite, and all-steel bridges.

Yet, despite media buzz, few platforms have progressed past the experimental phase.