Sentence examples for samples act as from inspiring English sources

The binary string, derived from quantized pair-minutiae vectors, is to be secured and its frequency samples act as the input to the proposed algorithm.

Since dawn was synchronized, no long-days have been recognized by either population by 10 h after dawn on day zero, and these samples act as a control for evolved differences in gene expression between the two populations that are unrelated to photoperiodic response.

Given that the C/C pair also serves to assist assignment of elemental composition by signifying the number of carbon atoms present in the analyte, the two samples act as internal standards for each other.

The analysis of the fracture surfaces of the specimens tested in air revealed that alumina particles present on the surface of the grit-blasted samples acted as stress concentrators, inducing the nucleation of fatigue cracks at the substrate coating interface, which explains the reduction in fatigue life.

Vehicle-treated samples acted as direct time point controls for 4OHT-treated samples.

With the ZnSe/Ag8SnS6 heterogeneous junction as the photoelectrode, these surface states at the Ag8SnS6 sample act as the capacitances that can extract photo-excited electrons from the ZnSe layer and holes from the Ag8SnS6 sample.

For example, BC is a non-local property and the effects of sampling act locally as well as globally as the system undergoes a structural phase transition with the giant connected component [ 19, 31] breaking up as p decrease.

The nanostructures sample acted as the cathode, and a steel cylindrical electrode acted as the anode.

In this configuration, the sample acts as the cathode, and its surface (∼12 mm2) is sputtered by impacting Ar ions.

The glow discharge lamp described here works under obstructed abnormal discharge condition in which the sample acts as a cathode.

The ED method was carried out with a two-electrode system in which the platinum mesh/working sample acted as the cathodic electrode/anodic electrode, respectively.