Sentence examples for surfaces identified from inspiring English sources
The software is designed to first detect the individual pages based on their expected geometry, then "texture" it, or look for changes in brightness on the surfaces identified as pages.
Operating conditions and associated stresses were analyzed, bit core material in the failure and adjacent areas was analyzed and tested, and fracture surfaces identified.
Maximum flooding surfaces, subaerial unconformities and transgressive ravinement surfaces are the significant stratigraphic surfaces identified, which separate progradational and retrogradational stages and define sequence boundaries.
The key bounding surfaces identified in the studied wells are the maximum flooding surfaces (MFSs) and the sequence boundaries (SBs).
The fracture surfaces identified in the borehole images at this site are scattered (Yamada et al. 2011); thus, this dip effect could explain the stress fluctuations.
The geomorphic surfaces identified in the regional mapping of the Quaternary deposits of the Gangetic plain are upland interfluvial surface (T2), marginal fan upland surface (MP), mega fan surface (MF), piedmont fan surface (PF), river valley terrace surface (T1) and active flood plain surface (T0) (Singh 2004; Shah 2008) as shown in Fig. 2.
The microstamping process uses lasers to make microscopic markings on a gun's firing pin and other internal surfaces, identifying the weapon's make, model and serial number.
Scanning electron microscopy of fracture surfaces identifies the graphitic disks as fracture initiation sites.
The microstamping process uses lasers to make tiny markings on a gun's firing pin and other internal surfaces, identifying the weapon's make, model and serial number.
This work shows the improved blood-compatibility of nanostructured surfaces, identifying this specific nanoarchitecture as a potential interface for promoting the long-term success of blood-contacting biomaterials.
Powder X-ray diffraction of the film surface identified the layer as YSZ.
