Sentence examples for test shell from inspiring English sources

The actual geometry of the test shell has been measured and the geometric imperfections have been introduced in the theoretical model.

Measurements of the cell were of the cell body not of the outer thecate test (shell) of A. laticollaris CSH.

For example, in our two shell test case, it always hit both shells before sampling 25000 parameter in d = 15 dimensions.

When n = 1 (single spherical shell test case), the lines of constant cost are multidimensional spheres centred on c1.

For the single spherical shell test case, MEBS and OEAMC alone, and the combination of both methods can identify the viable regions and obtain a good estimate of the viable volumes for dimensions up to d = 15.

This shows that the MEBS explored in detail the viable regions previously visited by OEAMC, just as for our spherical shells test case.

Today the tests (shells) of coccolithophores and foraminifera account for significant volumes of carbonate sediments in the deep sea, while diatom tests create silica-rich sediments.

Small anemones that live high in the intertidal zone commonly inhabit abandoned barnacle tests (shells), thereby acquiring some of the benefits of a skeleton.

These are the echinochromes and spinochromes, so named because they are conspicuous in tissues and in the calcareous tests (shells) of echinoids, or sea urchins.

Below this, deposits consist of the calcareous tests (shells) of Globigerina (a genus of protozoans belonging to the Foraminifera order), while basins below 13,000 feet (4,000 metres) are covered by red clay.

This work was followed by Starnes (1974) and Toda (1983), who tested shells with a larger range of opening diameters.