Sentence examples for transformation extent from inspiring English sources
Full-field strains, indicative of transformation extent, were characterized in fields of view of nominally 100 μm × 100 μm using a custom combination of scanning electron microscopy with distortion-corrected digital image correlation.
Both the concept of extents and a linear transformation to extents are detailed for various configurations of tubular reactors and reactive separation columns, as well as for a more generic framework that is independent of the configuration and operating conditions.
For films with Ti adhesion layers, the transformation kinetics and extent of transformation depend on the film thickness in a surprising way with intermediate thickness films showing initially fast transformations and stable mixed textures, while thicker films show an incubation time but transform fully.
"Though Community Harvest sort of focused on the space, we realized that we were missing a part of the story which was much more important - the growth, and to some extent transformation, of the people who had the experience of working in this space.
That might imply that also the so-called thalamo-cortical response transformation varies in extent in a state-dependent manner (Heiss et al. 2008).
However, the number of clones investigated was too small for statistical analysis of either transformation's overall extent in individual cells or its distribution around the chromosome.
It may be noted that transformations of ice extent such as w t = log(1 + y t ) might be envisaged as ways of avoiding beta or gamma regressions, and instead leading possibly to modelling using normal or skewnormal likelihoods.
The extent of transformation is considerably different in the two cases.
The crystallization mechanism for DPM and CNZ at each extent of transformation has been predicted.
However, nitrogen favors the transformation to a greater extent than argon.
Impact on biodiversity integrity depended mainly on the extent of transformation and fragmentation, which accounted for the greatest impact on habitats and species, and impairment of landscape functioning.
