Sentence examples for specimen production from inspiring English sources

The specimen production plan, varying cork presence, amount, size of cork particles and the presence of surface treatments, is shown in Fig. 1.

Lime or Portland cement (PC -activated Ground Granulated Blastfurnace Slag (GGBS) binder was used to stabilise Lower Oxford Clay (LOC) for unfired masonry brick sPC -activatedction.

Specimen production by separate casting or by extraction from automotive cast parts is found to result in different SDAS and porosity (i.e. pore morphology and size) but did not influence the fatigue strength.

The test specimens were produced by mixing the materials in accordance with the porous concrete specimen production methods of the Technical Research Committee on Ecological Concrete in Japan, filling half of each required mold with porous concrete and compacting the concrete (JCI 2003).

Additional serial sections were obtained from many of the cases and used for a variety of modern multiple labelling studies included in our previous report (cf. Xie et al., 2009, for details of specimen production and measurement).

The results indicate a drastic drop in ion flux to the specimen and the production of large ion sheaths if the plasma production mechanism is not strong enough to cope with the ion loss.

Cell morphology and surface topology were dependent on the orientation of the specimens during SLM production.

The disk-shaped specimens of a production TBC employed in this study consist of: an electron beam physical vapor deposited (EB-PVD) ZrO2 7 wt.% Y2O3 (YSZ); thermally grown oxide (TGO); MCrAlY bond coat; and IN-738 polycrystalline superalloy substrate.

The costumes by Clint Ramos are functional enough, although the dress made of stitched-together Metrocards is not nearly so droll as the specimen in the 2010 production.

The E-beam technology enables the production of specimens with both solid and porous zones, which makes it possible to produce a solid implant with a porous surface structure in one manufacturing step [ 21].

In pine, the energy production of specimens incubated for 7 days after removal of surface mycelium was reduced by up to 46% compared to measurements taken directly after removal of mycelium (after 12 weeks of fungal incubation); these differences, however, were less for the samples measured after 6 weeks of incubation.