Sentence examples for strong fragmentation from inspiring English sources

The power delivered to the plasma is set high enough (5 W/cm2) to have a strong fragmentation of the monomer by electron impact.

We apply the method to Flanders, Belgium, a region where population growth and improved transport networks led to a diffuse urban expansion, with ribbon development along many roads and a strong fragmentation of open space.

The network analysis confirmed our hypothesis of strong fragmentation: we found little collaboration between the water supply and wastewater sector (confirming horizontal fragmentation), and few ties between local, cantonal, and national actors (confirming vertical fragmentation).

In a combined high-resolution transmission electron microscopy and atom probe tomography study, the strengthening mechanism is elucidated: first, there is a strong fragmentation of the original pearlitic microstructure, followed by partial decomposition of cementite accompanied by amorphization of the latter, leading to dispersion hardening.

In particular, these analyses have shown a very low yield of nitrogen incorporation when using N2 gas as nitrogen precursor and high Si and Si Si bonding contents in the films, probably due to a strong fragmentation of the TMS precursor in the high density plasma.

Determination of the total direct costs of psychological disorders is made more difficult by the strong fragmentation of the German care system [35].

In GC-MS, however, stronger fragmentation occurs, i.e. one compound is described by several fragments.

The first thing that stands out is the stronger fragmentation of these networks.

We addressed this issue within the Lebna watershed (210 km² size, located on the Cap Bon Peninsula in Tunisia), which is typified by a hilly topography, rainfed mixed farming (cereals, fodder, legumes, spices) and livestock (cattle, sheep and goat), and strong farmland fragmentation.

Analysis of RNA purified from these FFPE samples within days after embedding showed strong RNA fragmentation when entire organs where fixed, compared to relatively intact RNA obtained from thinner pieces.

A more detailed view from areas with strong grain fragmentation for both inspection directions is presented in Fig. 2c and d with back-scatter electron images.