Sentence examples for repeated formation from inspiring English sources

The findings indicate that film development involves repeated formation of embryo cells of anodic alumina at the metal/film interface.

As a result, the repeated formation of solid electrolyte interface is avoided and the cycling stability of electrode is improved.

Repeated formation and spallation of the multilayered oxide scale on the Ti6242 alloy occurred during oxidation testing.

Freezing treatment or freeze thaw cycles allow for the repeated formation of large intracellular ice crystals that promote pore formation in cell walls and membranes that rupture cells, releasing intracellular compounds (Lee et al. 2012).

The measured pore pressure data such as repeated formation tester (RFT) and hydrostatic pressure are not available in the study area that is why we utilized seismic velocities as reasonable alternative for formation pore pressure prediction.

The repeated formation and cleavage of the C H bonds of methane precursors through the reversible methanogenic pathway lead to hydrogen isotope equilibrium between the precursor and intracellular water.

Looming cutouts of Elizabeth in repeating formation, very sacramental.

The most reliable detection technique is, however, the direct pressure-measuring tests which include kicks, formation interval tests (FIT), repeat formation tests (RFT), drill stem tests (DST), and production tests.

Finding more glutamine than any other amino acid in repeats despite using a criterion that sampled far fewer repeats, i.e. less than 25% of repeats have 9 or more codons in Drosophila [ 46, 47], suggests that glutamine may be particularly prone to repeat formation in flies.

However, the severity of this bottleneck likely varies among cases as certain environmental factors and alleles may greatly affect the rate of unreduced gamete formation in diploids (Ramsey and Schemske 1998); higher rates can lead directly to repeated autotetraploid formation or promote gene flow from diploids to tetraploids.

This cult of repeated identity formation is captured theoretically in Bourdieu's concept of the habitus which is the embodiment of social capital in the biological individual [34, 35].