Sentence examples for the existence of refinement from inspiring English sources
We may speak of the existence of refinement, only to the extent that we encounter the particular refinement of Peter, Paul or Mary.
In particular, the model predicts the existence of four grain refinement transitions, three of which are observed experimentally.
Adams has also proposed the existence of topographic maps refinement systems in corticothalamic loops [35], [56].
The first lemma states the existence of a quasi-optimal refinement T ^ of T ℓ under certain assumptions guaranteed by Lemma 3.5 in case that the estimator satisfies the axioms stability (A1), reduction (A2), and discrete reliability (A4).
The results of SRX indicate the existence of a deformation temperature range for grain refinement by complete SRX, in which grains nucleate homogeneously and the coarsening rate is slow because of intense solute dragging.
The existence of the LPSO phase strongly enhanced the refinement of Mg matrix grains during extrusion, which led to a large increase in yield stress through the Hall Petch relationship.
Manometry and its subsequent refinements first verified the existence of the previously elusive lower oesophageal sphincter (LOS) and then demonstrated its dynamic function.
Prediction of expert scoring is predicated on the existence of a valid rubric, making the development and refinement of scoring rubrics (either analytic or holistic) a key consideration for automated analysis.
The structural plasticity of axon arbors introduces constraints to the refinement process of neural circuitry, since the existence of a connection is a precondition to the change in synaptic strength.
The existence of several mouse models of ZS should allow for rapid testing and refinement of our idea that misregulation of DBI is involved in the pathogenesis of Zellweger syndrome.
It is experimentally clarified that the grain refinement of the AZ31 Mg alloy is due to the existence of the ɛ-AlMn phase in the Mn Al alloys, not the γ2-Al8Mn5 phase.
