Sentence examples for situ context from inspiring English sources

The in situ context investigated in the Tournemire URL corresponds to an engineered cemented borehole crosscutting the Toarcian argillite formation.

During the last decade, through underwater archaeological operations conducted at GNLQ1, several clusters of shallowly buried bone deposits were documented and excavated, revealing a well preserved high-resolution in situ context.

The interactions between cementitious materials and a clayey deep formation were investigated by studying the specific in situ context of the Tournemire Underground Research Laboratory (URL) of the French Institute for Radioprotection and Nuclear Safety and by reactive transport modelling using the HYTEC code.

This enhanced ability to collect and analyze genetic data from recently extinct species represents a continued expansion of the conservation biologist's toolbox, in this case within an ex situ context, to inform strategies for recovering species diversity.

Six specimens from an ex situ context can be identified as bird bones, and few fragmentary rodent remains have been recovered within the excavation area.

In this paper, we report results from a field study investigating the use of mobile crowdsourcing to collect annotated travel activity data through three approaches: Participatory, Context-Triggered In Situ, and Context-Triggered Post Hoc.

Obtaining Cl concentrations in serpentinites from in situ forearc context (Savov, et al. 2005) or from exhumed forearc (Deschamps, et al. 2010) could help resolve this issue.

The micro and macro CT scans provide unique, undisturbed views of the gross anatomy and geometry of the head and the details of the intricate in situ anatomic context in and around the tympanoperiotic complex.

We address the problem of developing an environment for efficient management, retrieval and analysis of gene expression data in situ in the context of a particular biological system, namely the segment determination system in fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster.

For decades the major obstacle for studies into the roles of astrocytes was the lack of tools suitable for selective manipulation of these cells, in situ, in the context of intact brain tissue.

The revelation was finding the sculptures in situ, in their historical context, though the figures themselves were of a familiar type.