Sentence examples for under a spectrum from inspiring English sources

The 7175 alloy showed no sign of being bimodal when tested under a spectrum which included large compressive loads.

The probability of failure under a spectrum of possible earthquakes is determined by convolving the structural fragility derived from the above analysis with the seismic hazard specified by the US Geological Survey.

The numerical model was found robust and accurate in predicting the equipment operation, and therefore can be applied to evaluate the system's performance under a spectrum of working environment and alternative equipment designs.

The theory characterizes software engineering as a set of transactions organized under a spectrum of three governance structures (top down, bottom up and reuse), and explains the strengths and weaknesses of these governance structures in relation to asset specificity and uncertainty.

Symptomatic infections occur under a spectrum of diseases ranging from classical dengue fever (DF) to the most severe life-threatening dengue shock syndrome (DSS), a leading cause of childhood hospitalisation and death in endemic countries with limited health resources [1], [2].

This sensitive and cost-effective approach can be applied to the study of gene expression in cells under a spectrum of experimental or natural conditions.

The 7075-T6511 alloy tested under both a spectrum with almost no compressive loads and a filtered spectrum derived from this, showed no indication of being bimodal.

The incidence of the Essex-Lopresti lesion type is possibly under-reported as there is a spectrum of injuries, and subtle disruptions often go unidentified.

The complexity of the interactions and the potential for gains and losses is particularly pertinent to nutrition, given nutritional problems lie along a spectrum from under- to over-nutrition.

No less fascinating is the Center for Maine History Museum (489 Congress Street; 207-774-1822; open Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.; admission is $4 for adults, $3 for adults 65 and over and students, $2 for children 5 to 17 and free for children under 5), which offers a spectrum of historical artifacts and exhibits.

Since the mid-1960s, computechnologylogy has been continually developed to the point at which aircraft and engine designs can be simulated and tested in myriad variations under a full spectrum of environmental conditions prior to construction.