Sentence examples for scale of elements from inspiring English sources
"We're attracted to posters that have some sense of strangeness or sense of humour," Hall says about their curation approach, explaining that it might be the composition of type, imagery, scale of elements or even the colour palette that catches their eye.
An electronegativity scale (listing of elements in descending order of their tendency to attract and hold bonding electrons) provided a firm basis for the oxidation-state assignments on which oxidation-reduction definitions have become based.
For the past 10 years, laser-assisted atom probe tomography (APT) analysis has been performed to quantify the near-atomic scale distribution of elements and their local chemical compositions within interfaces that determine the design, processing, and properties of virtually all materials.
Different disciplines deal with mesoscale problems between the scales of element (micro) and system (macro) in different ways.
As described in Materials and Methods, cell growth (i.e. adding a new element to the core of a cell) occurs adiabatically relative to time-scales of element-element equilibration, and thus cell densities are uniform.
The drainage density is an important indicator of the linear scale of landform elements in stream-eroded topography.
It is significant point in the linear scale of landform elements in stream-eroded topography and does not change regularly with orders within the basin.
The new concept of clinical lipidomics is not a simple measurement of a large scale of lipid elements in the patients, a simple performance of lipidomics plus clinic information, and a simple correlation between lipid changes and clinical measures.
Clinical lipidomics was recently defined "as a new integrative biomedicine to discover the correlation and regulation between a large scale of lipid elements measured and analyzed in liquid biopsies from patients with those patient phenomes and clinical phenotypes".
A new and extended concept of clinical lipidomics was recently defined "as a new integrative biomedicine to discover the correlation and regulation between a large scale of lipid elements measured and analyzed in liquid biopsies from patients with those patient phenomes and clinical phenotypes" [1].
Inspired by Dust Breeding (Elevage de Poussière), a famous photograph by legendary photographer Man Ray, Dust is a journey between harmony and chaos, where the scale of visual elements and the sonic intensity blur and erase all reference points.
