The pitting potentials of all laser-melted specimens shifted in the noble direction, and the pits formed in the laser-melted specimens were shallower as compared with those formed in as-received and hardened S42000 specimens.
Digital imaging and high-precision beam or specimen shifting equipment (Suloway et al., 2005) simplifies the reconstruction of mosaics within one section by providing a good initial estimate of the tile configuration (Fig. 1b).
Some of the variation could be due to random or systematic errors, either in the determination of the Ca/Si ratio or in the XRD data, such as specimen displacement and zero shift.
Pathological evaluation of breast specimens has shifted rapidly from a mere diagnostic process, aimed at establishing the biological potential of a breast 'lump', to a far more complex integration of diagnostic, prognostic and predictive parameters.
Specimen police shifts, which are commonly eight-hours long (Accenture 2004, 18) and start at 07:00 hours, 15:00 hours and 23:00 hours (Rengert 1997, 206), are also shown.
The design, control, and operation of the loading frame are discussed in detail, and experimental data is provided to validate the effectiveness of the control system with respect to specimen center shifting.
Then I created each specimen by shifting some parameters on the deformers.
In the course of another experiment, larvae were raised in aquarium hatch baskets, from which one was placed directly above aeration equipment, which resulted in random water circulation shifting the fish around ("shifted" specimens).
Specimens experienced the shifting of initial transfer length at 11 12 kN.
All pre-shift specimens were collected before the dry cleaners entered their dry cleaning shops.
