Sentence examples for sharp components from inspiring English sources

However, the recrystallization textures obtained from the twinned material show two sharp components both of which are obtained from a 40° rotation around the normal to the twinning plane.

Differentiation of the raw Raman signal amplifies higher frequency (sharp) components and lower frequency components such as background fluorescence are suppressed.

Since the dull and sharp qualities were presented on the same VAS, subjects were not given the opportunity to report a quality containing both a dull and a sharp component.

We further speculate that the sharp component of the EPR signal, the magnitude of which increases upon substrate binding, may arise from single-residue displacements from the helical structure.

EPR spectra for the spin-labeled fatty acid 14-SASL in the presence of a wide range of membrane proteins contain two components, a broad component corresponding to lipids bound at annular sites and a sharp component corresponding to the fluid bilayer regions of the membrane.

Although he did not initially like the sharp-edged components of Cadillac's "Art and Science" design vocabulary, he helped transform the brand with the CTS and SRX.

This study demonstrates that application of suitable process parameters and laser sources in selective laser melting may favour either one sharp single component texture, more uniformly distributed crystal orientation, or a combination of the above in a preferred gradient, which influence the mechanical properties.

The images fused using DWT or Laplacian Pyramid based methods are not as sharp as component substitution methods but they are spectrally consistent[24].

The EPR spectra are multicomponent, with variable amounts of a sharp mobile component for some C-terminal mutants.

There is no sharp distinction between components present in pre-mRNPs and components present in mRNPs.

These functions include impact or fracture resistance, armor and protection, sharp and cutting components, light weight for flight, or special nanomechanical/chemical extremities for reversible adhesive purposes.