Sentence examples for punctual measurements from inspiring English sources
It needs also to be considered that sampling for pH and Eh measurements occurred in the collection container of an accumulated fluid, whereas Cu and Fe concentrations were measured from separated samples (punctual measurements).
Some results, together with the results of punctual measurements performed with conventional dosimeters and with MC calculations, are here reported.
As the complete chip prototype area is less than 1 mm2, the chip fits a large variety of applications, from spot radiation monitoring systems in medicine to punctual measurements of radiation level in High-Energy Physics experiments.
Modern sensors such as the Geonics EM38 conductivity meter, which records the apparent electrical conductivity, ECa, allied to geostatistics to convert sparse punctual measurements into digital maps can provide them.
Furthermore, the climatic variables were provided in terms of 1 × 1-km2 raster data that were intersected with the punctual measurements on the C pools.
It is reasonable to think that if MT is less stable in MP than in CS, differences between groups may or may not arise depending on when the punctual measurements are collected.
A low-cost system to carry out a punctual measurement of the impedance inside the food sample based on a non-destructive sensor was developed.
This method was based on a punctual measurement of the electrode milk interface impedance change due to bacterial metabolism in the milk.
Despite the availability of several standards and guidelines towards environmental performance evaluation and optimization as well as punctual energy measurements for production systems, a user-oriented monitoring system to gather the relevant data in an efficient way has not been formulated yet.
This tool is therefore highly recommended to be used as a complement to punctual PVF measurement in a way to improve the detection of therapeutic benefits in OA dogs.
The monitoring of soil structure dynamics is complicated by inherent technical constraints in its measurement that are either punctual or complex.
