Sentence examples for surface characterised from inspiring English sources

The basic proposal is to use a response surface, characterised by a statistical model of the mixed type, to represent the capacity in an analytical limit-state function.

Intriguingly, NeuN+ and/or Map2+ neurons showed marked phenotypic defects on the glass surface, characterised by an absence of migration, and poor elaboration of processes and fasciculation among neuronal colonies as compared to REST-100 and REST/KD-50 ES cells (Fig. 3F 3H and 3K 3M).

A three-dimensional box counting method is used to investigate fractal dimension of the flame surface, characterising the self similarity of flame fronts.

P. ginsburgi (Fig. 2A) has enamel surfaces characterised by intensive scratching (1153 scratches/mm) and pitting (864 pits/mm).

The surface was characterised by auger electron spectroscopy (AES).

This relationship is best explained by describing the pelage surface as characterised by aerodynamic riblets.

The chemical nature of passive layers on surface was characterised with x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS).

Wall parts with intact, non-weathered stone surface are characterised by very low anion concentrations, although few points show PPP concentrations up to almost 100 mg l−1.

The optical property of ZnO quasi-NRs on FTO surface was characterised using a Perkin Elmer double-beam UV/VIS/NIR spectrophotometer model Lambda 900.

In which, the nature of the surface is characterised on a 1 km2 resolution using an urban morphology database.

The results indicated that low (Fe + aluminium (Al) + manganese (Mn))/P ratio (≤ 25) and quite high P content (> 1200 mg/kg) in the surface peat characterised those areas where P leaching was observed.