EDX spectrum imaging performed on the high density specimens revealed the presence of discrete second phases in both materials, which were subsequently analysed by electron energy loss spectroscopy.
Careful allocation of adjacent tissue samples from within a specimen to discrete groups should be employed to ensure sampling consistency is as high as possible, particularly when two different outcome measurements are compared as in the present study.
In addition to measurements of discrete paleomagnetic specimens, pass-through-type SRMs, which can resolve magnetization with a resolution of ~2 cm after deconvolution, have been used extensively for continuous measurements of sediment long-cores and u-channels (e.g., Constable and Parker 1991; Jackson et al. 2010; Oda and Xuan 2014; Xuan and Oda 2015).
Density measurements by Pycnometer (MAD density) using discrete core specimens of ∼8 cm3 (Blum, 1997) were conducted after splitting core in May 2005.
Various overall responses emerge as a natural outcome to the collective behavior of discrete dislocations, depending on specimen size and initial dislocation source density.
The ordination of PC1 and PC3 (8.7% of total variance) reveals an unexpected and novel pattern of morphological variation in central Texas Eurycea: the eastern Blepsimolge form two discrete groups, with specimens of Typhlomolge mostly peripheral to or separate from these groups.
This study investigates the effect of discrete spot laser surface hardening (LSH) on austempered ductile iron (ADI) specimens.
Then the RVEs' failure criteria are calibrated based on inspection results of masonry specimens and/or simple discrete element simulations, which can be readily conducted and repeated given the inspected bricklaying patterns, brick strength, and mortar strength.
At the midpoint, a row of discrete smudges — bunkers?
Mendelian genetics -- the inheritance of discrete characters -- is lucidly explained.
