Sentence examples for situ integration from inspiring English sources

In this work, a new cell configuration that enables the in situ integration of sample preparation and electrochemical detection prior analysis at trace-level is described.

The main characteristic concerns in situ integration of a heating device as a form of transparent resistive thin layer appropriate for light transmission observation of the liquid film boiling, by monitoring the thermal power produced by this heater.

A new fabricating approach of Cu nanoneedle with nanoengineered PtRuCu ternary alloy surface grown directly on Cu foam using an in situ integration strategy is proposed in this work.

The investigation shows that the oxidative reforming of methane in the CFFBMR with oxygen distribution is cost-effective and inexpensive alternative route to the conventional steam reforming of methane processes due to the in situ heat integration of exothermic and endothermic reactions.

The measurement was performed ex situ and the integration time per Raman spectrum was in the order of 50 ms.

In addition, they should be moldable, shapeable, or polymerizable in situ to ensure good integration in the defective area (Seal et al. 2001).

This in situ approach enables the integration of uncharged electret films into MEMS and subsequent post-fabrication charging, simultaneously enabling the formation of buried or encapsulated electrets as well as eliminating the need to restrict fabrication processes that might otherwise discharge pre-charged electret materials.

It costs only $5 8 per kilogram as uranium or sulfur hexafluoride, but handling challenges multiply its price as an element, and most processes that use the latter in large amounts employ in situ generation under vertical integration.

Additionally, approaches using lasers or electrochemistry to actuate in situ reactions require complex integration of the culture system with specialized equipment thereby limiting their usage.

Conclusions are drawn on the basis of interpretation and integration of in situ observations, historical data and analytical data.

Integration of in situ Hf isotope analysis and SHRIMP zircon age data support the notion that there is no lithospheric break across the Mount Isa Fault.