Sentence examples for quality characterised from inspiring English sources

Spreading of rod-shaped particles in realistic AM settings is simulated using the discrete element method (DEM) to investigate the effects of particle shape and operating conditions on the bed quality, characterised by its surface roughness and solid volume fraction.

Included studies showed good quality characterised by their prospective design, a comparable breast-feeding assessment, detailed adjustment sets and low rates of loss to follow-up (ESM Table  1).

I know that these same qualities characterise the work of the whole department and that you will be well prepared to start work quickly".

Secondly, the surface finish quality was characterised and related to the rheology of the studied systems.

Resonator quality is characterised by a parameter called Q factor, or just Q.

Image quality is characterised not only by resolution, but also by contrast, depending on illumination level, refraction index and the reflectivity of the tissue studied.

Low market quality is characterised by the absence of milk marketing other than through informal exchange between households.

Good quality relationships, characterised by knowledge of the other person, mutual respect and trust, should be possible through prolonged engagement including multiple trainee trainer meetings throughout rotations.

Medium market quality is characterised by conventional milk co-operatives whose functioning leaves room for improved efficiency and a large share of informal milk marketing.

Studies with higher quality were characterised by the fact that they more commonly reported characteristics of included and excluded patients and provided more accurate descriptions of attire based interventions.

Those qualities also characterised also his readings of classical and romantic repertoire which he began to undertake with leading modern-instrument orchestras in the ensuing decades.