Sentence examples for specimens development of from inspiring English sources

Qualification of electric penetration assemblies for CAP series nuclear power plant is introduced, including identification of qualification requirements, selection of representative specimens, development of qualification test plan, and implementation of qualification tests.

Applications of this technology will include planar immunoassays with nanoscale control over the diagnostic information and concomitant deep penetration capability into soft tissue specimens, development of new nanophotonic systems, and fabrication of nanoscale bar codes addressable by the nanocages and their patterns.

However, with respect to controlling flexural cracks of HSRC beam specimens, the development of such cracks must be investigated by performing full-scale experiments.

In the evaluation using small specimens, developments and guidelines of small specimen test technique or technology (SSTT) are also demanded for the achievements.

It is possible that the stress generated by very early intervention in specimen development could offset the balance of microbial intestinal composition or immune responsiveness.

He delves into the history of exploration and the tall tales of the great hunters, explores the science of collecting and naming specimens, traces the development of the conservation movement and addresses the central issues of extinction and biodiversity.

Both the construction of the laboratory specimens and the development of the optimized finite element models are detailed and the assessment of the floor performance in a simulated room is discussed.

Characterization studies, both microstructural and mechanical, of the W W brazed specimens demonstrated the development of new brazing fillers which meet requirements such as strength and flexibility for adaptation to the shape of the joint.

This paper introduces a systematic methodology providing insights to the corrosion fatigue behaviour of high-strength steel C-ring specimens, through the development of an appropriate, fully automated, corrosion fatigue device.

We chose to image ex vivo specimens to facilitate development of an automated algorithm for determination of damage to the epithelium.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2474/11/139/prepub The authors would like to acknowledge the contribution of José Alberto Villuendas in the logistic management of the specimens during the development of this study.