Sentence examples for structure of lines from inspiring English sources

Raman spectra of modified graphene and graphite show a rich structure of lines corresponding to CCC, CH, and low frequency modes of surface-attached benzyne rings.

These probability estimates were very different from estimates obtained based on raw frequencies because they take into account the distribution of records across countries, the structure of lines, and the interaction between markers and environments (countries).

This paper proposes a novel tri-objective approach for optimizing the structure of line defect Photonic Crystal Waveguides (PCW).

By applying a new underpinning method, the subway box structure of line #2 is exposed 54 m in the air supported by bearing piles.

For the first modification, we used a crustal thickness of 10 km to the east of the Bonin ridge (Fig. 4) to match exactly the structure of line OGr1.

The two step scanning procedures and the prominence filter are designed to impose the geometric constrains on pixel edges for the purpose of providing prior assessment on the structure of line segments.

For example, it has been reported that CREB and phosphorylated (activated) CREB are lower in the amygdaloid structures of lines of rats selectively bred for alcohol preference (P rats) and that acute exposure of these rats to alcohol increased the levels of phosphorylated CREB (9).

It is impossible to categorize these changes fully or to reduce them to a common denominator, but in many places there was a tendency toward greater schematization and bold configurations in design, in which strong and abstract structures of line and colour predominate.

Based on these tests, the structures of lining and karst cave models were designed and analyzed.

One answer is "Wall Drawing No. 118," a great transparent, crystalline structure of radiating lines and sharp peaks floating on the wall.

The marvelously self-contained funk was lacking, and much was familiar from the well-worn big-band language of the 1960's and 70's: horn voicings, dynamics, the structure of ensemble lines leading into solos, the emotional cast of the pieces.