Sentence examples for range of processing from inspiring English sources
Melt processed nanocomposites were formed from low-density polyethylene, LDPE, and organoclays over a wide range of processing temperatures.
Measurements were performed over a range of processing temperatures between 30 and 90 °C and at contact times up to 60 s.
We examined a wide range of processing parameters in order to identify the conditions that led to acceptable sheet growth and detachment behavior.
In this article, thin solid films are processed via pulsed-pressure metal organic chemical vapour deposition (PP-MOCVD) on FTO substrates over a range of processing times to produce a range of thicknesses and microstructures.
On the one hand, thermal analysis on transesterified CO revealed a highly stable prepolymer, making it suitable to be used for bitumen modification in a wide range of processing temperatures, 90 180 °C.
Additionally, rheological experiments in the oscillatory mode were conducted which confirmed a microphase-separated structure of the PS-b-P4VP diblock copolymers by a plateau of the storage and loss moduli in the temperature range of processing.
He is known for his work on analysis and processing of audio and music, using a wide range of signal processing techniques, including independent component analysis, sparse representations, and deep learning.
In recent years, sparse representation-based approaches have gained interest in a broad range of signal processing techniques.
In response, a range of signal processing and pattern recognition methods have been developed in recent years.
Multiphase CT, with the range of post-processing techniques available, also plays a crucial role in determining the resectability of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma, the most common pancreatic neoplasm.
This result at least rules out the most simplistically modular models of face recognition and suggests that real-world experience with a face can exert influence over a wide range of face processing beyond the processing of facial identity.
