Sentence examples for surfaces within which from inspiring English sources
Acoustic plane wave incident upon a fluid slab bounded by rough surfaces, within which the sound-speed distribution is subject to random perturbation, is considered.
Attacking players must take their shots at goal from outside an arc marked on the playing surface, within which only the defending goalkeeper may play.
A drainage basin provides a limited surface area within which physical processes pertinent to the general hydrology may be considered.
The ER theory is a theoretical framework for surface separation within which a broad range of fracture phenomenologies can be represented.
A significant mass of Mn-oxide is held more deeply below the rock surface (within the upper 250 μm), principally along mineral surfaces within pores, which complicates estimates for the rate of Smithsonian varnish formation.
Transmission electron microscopic images presented the formation of surface shear layer within which dispersed graphitic nanocrystallites (a size of about 3 nm) were formed in the remaining amorphous matrix.
A bounding surface hierarchy (fourth- to seventh-order surfaces) provides a framework within which the architecture is organized.
One approach to the reproduction of a sound field is to ensure the reproduction of the acoustic pressure on the surface bounding the volume within which reproduction is sought.
It is known that IRG proteins work by assembling on the surface of the vacuoles within which the pathogens replicate, but the details of this mechanism are poorly understood.
In practice, forces applied to the surface of a cell within which stress fibers are randomly oriented would be expected to lead to both transverse and axial loading on the stress fibers; thus, both time scales derived in Eq. (3) above would be observed simultaneously.
The improvement in compressive strength was due to deposition on the bacteria cell surfaces within the pores which was scanned by electron microscopy and confirmed by XRD which revealed calcium carbonate precipitation.
