Sentence examples for system constituted of a from inspiring English sources

Laser ignitability of a two-component system constituted of a copper (II) oxide layer and a PETN (pentaerythritol tetranitrate) tablet was studied.

Direct polymerization of bisphenol A with CO was carried out using a catalyst system constituted of a Pd carbonylation catalyst, an inorganic redox catalyst, an organic redox cocatalyst, a base and a dehydrating agent.

The measurements were carried out in the place where the painting was on custody, with a portable X-rays fluorescence (XRF) system constituted of a X-rays tube with Ag anode, a Si-PIN diode detector, nuclear electronic chain and a specially designed mechanical system for the detector and X-rays tube positioning, that enables angular and XYZ movements of the excitation-detection system.

The human immune system constitutes of a wide variety of cell types to maintain immune homeostasis.

An heterogeneous system constituted of aluminium alkoxides grafted on a porous silica has been used for the ring opening polymerization of lactones.

The system is constituted of a human motion law and three subsystems including mechanical structure, perceived control and power transmission.

The evaporative system was constituted of a cylindrical evaporator, an internal condenser located concentrically to the evaporator, and an external condenser.

The system is constituted of a primary mass attached to the ground by a spring and damping with linear or nonlinear characteristics (primary system), and the secondary mass attached to the primary system by a spring and damping with linear or nonlinear characteristics (secondary system).

Based on these considerations, both parametric and non-parametric probabilistic approaches are used on a complex system of aerospace engineering constituted of a satellite coupled with its launcher.

I mean that non-American writers who grew up in a basically English educational system constitute a bloc of a kind, a literary identity that is very far from American interests and traditions.

Huntington, in a controversial article published in 1993 and a book, The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order, published in 1996, used cultural theory to propose that the emerging international system constituted a "clash of civilizations".