Sentence examples for sample of glass from inspiring English sources

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) were coated on a sample of glass fiber air filter medium at atmospheric pressure and room temperature using electro-aerodynamic deposition (EAD).

A sample of glass eels for each site was fixed for 24 h at 4°C in a saturated salt buffer immediately after collection in the field (T0) to preserve RNA and DNA integrity.

Fifty-nine samples of glass vessels, predominantly drinking bowls, were manually micro-sampled, resin-mounted, polished to <0.25 μm finish, evaporatively coated in ~25 nm carbon and analysed via wavelength dispersive spectrometry.

In the "pigment" drawer of this cabinet, several samples of glass glitter can be found (Fig. 1; Table 1).

The slight increase in manganese amounts, compared to other samples of glass, may be due to cobalt ore used.

It is found that a weighted least squares regression is the most effective fitting method for the analysis of small samples of glass strength data.

These are samples of glass or other light-transmitting materials filled with regular patterns of holes, which alter the way light waves can travel--in much the same way that the array of atoms in a crystal affects the way electrons can move through it.

Selected samples of glass with or without grisailles were characterised by means of various X-ray spectrometric techniques, such as wavelength dispersive X-ray fluorescence, electron microprobe, and scanning electron microscopy with energy dispersive X-ray microanalysis, coupled, in some cases, with X-ray powder diffraction.

The oldest samples of glass appear to have been defective pieces of faience, but intentional crafting of glass did not occur until the beginning of the 18th dynasty.

Results obtained with samples of glass fiber with a range of compositions, and with a sample of rockwool, are summarized.

The starting materials for the desired standard were samples of glass fibre 3 cm long, to give the fibre greater mechanical strength.