Sentence examples for specimens into a from inspiring English sources

As part of Mrs. Resnick's marketing and sales plan, a specially designed press at the farm crushes whole fruit, including cosmetically challenged specimens, into a red river that flows out a spout at the bottom.

Photograph: Zoe Williams So this morning, I've waited til the children have gone to school to hoover up their blueberries, but I'm also going to turn these sad specimens into a smoothie.

The integrated strategy can be described as follows: use the transform which derives from neural networks to convert the primary matrix which is compose of specimens into a new matrix, and then extract useful components from the converted matrix applying a statistical method, and lastly process the extracted components to establish a discriminant model.

The entire surface modification process includes dipping carbon steel specimens into a molten Al pool to form an Al coat, subsequent diffusion treatment at elevated temperature to form an aluminized layer, sandblasting to generate dislocation network or cells, and recovery treatment to turn the dislocation cells into nano-sized grains.

So what caused early man (and woman) to morph from such utterly impressive physical specimens into a population of which only 20percentt meet our (rather modest) national fitness guidelines?

Two independent clustering algorithms were used to assign Oreina speciosissima specimens into a user-defined number of groups (hereafter K).

It has recently progressed from an invasive tool for bone specimens into an in vivo tool for small animals.

The in vitro apatite-forming capability of the coating was examined by immersing the coated Ti6Al4V specimen into a simulated body fluid (SBF) for up to 7 days.

In this study, tests were performed by partially immersing a 15 mm × 15 mm × 115 mm refractory specimen into a frit melt at temperatures between 1404 and 1504 °C.

Integrating the miniature CT specimen into a small test device which can be fitted into a scanning electron microscope shows that this is due to cracks propagating into regions of detwinned martensite in both materials.

While images obtained from the electron microscope suffers from loss of faithful representation of the true object due to phase and amplitude modulation derived from imperfect imaging conditions, CTF models how an electron microscope transfers the actual specimen into a recorded image hence allowing for distortions present in the micrograph to be estimated (Frank 2006).