Sentence examples for samples to decompose from inspiring English sources

The rockets can "swim" in contaminated samples to decompose them, before eventually self-degrading.

Once the expunged gallium/gallium oxide is at the surface, it is removed by acid etching (5 mins in 2.8 mol L-1 HCl) in a method pioneered by McGilly et al. 20 It's worth noting that it was observed that annealing at temperatures of 650 °C, or greater, caused the samples to decompose.

However, when the annealing temperature gets higher, the sample begins to decompose and promotes large amount of vacancies.

These results indicate that the CdS sample begins to decompose at 900°C and vanishes completely above 1,100°C (where the mass becomes 0% in the thermogravimetric curve).

We applied PCA to elucidate dissimilarity between the samples, and also to decompose the differences.

Since there is constraint of hydrogen bonds, the semi-IPN sample is not easy to decompose.

As a first step the unbiased data matrix, denoted by M, is defined in order to show how to decompose the sample covariance matrix into its sample eigenvectors and eigenvalues.

While MPCA decomposes the data matrix consisting of training samples, our proposed MDA aims to decompose the LDA projection matrix : (21).

The lignin in each of the samples (leaves and stems) appears to decompose at similar rates despite differences in the DTG plots.

In this paper, the UASFE framework is extended to multi-frequency responses and continuous structures by employing a wavelet decomposition pre-processing step to decompose the sampled multi-frequency signals into single-frequency components.

To decompose a sample sequence into the corresponding oscillatory and slowly varying parts, we use a simple but efficient method that takes advantage of knowing the spatial period of oscillations, that is, the initial estimate of the mean sarcomere length.