Sentence examples similar to subject to a solution from inspiring English sources

The alloy specimens were subjected to a solution treatment in a vacuum at 1223 K for 3.6 ks and then rapidly quenched in ice water before corrosion tests.

All concrete specimens were subjected to a solution of 0.5 M H2SO4 for 160 days, and every 15 days electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) measurements were performed.

Equal counts of 32P-labeled RNA (about 5·106 cpm) were then subjected to a solution hybridization RNase protection assay and were hybridized for 12 hours at 55°C in the presence of unlabeled antisense Smad4 mRNA.

The enzymatic activity on fibrinogen was completely inhibited after preincubation at temperatures above 70°C and when subjected to a solution with pH ≤ 2.5.

Chechnya is not a military problem, and it is not subject to a military solution".

Studies for Al-alloys normally employ specimens subject to a fixed solution heat treatment (SHT), and hence the specific role of solutionising is overlooked.

Henry Kaspar has a good piece laying out his differences with what he calls "quasi-monetarists", economists who view the current slump as essentially a problem of too much demand for money, and therefore subject to a monetary solution.

The resulting hybrid PAA hydrogel was subsequently subject to a simple saline solution soaking to become highly mechanically robust as a result of chain entanglement within the network.

However, βRA was neither subjected to a systematic solution crystallization screen nor to a comprehensive solid-state characterization program, and also theoretical predictions of possible crystal structures have not been reported so far.

In a first step, one finds the optimal solution subject to a random subset of the constraints; in many cases, the expected number of constraints still violated by that solution is then significantly smaller than the overall number of constraints that remain.

In these cases, the objective was to compare global flow resistance and mass flow rate distribution of the analytical solutions with those of numerical solutions subject to a fixed volume and a fixed pressure drop.