Sentence examples for variation produced by from inspiring English sources
Accompanying the new tool is a new CCD analysis reference data (ARD) file which describes both the ideal response and the spatial variation produced by CTI.
Each tint corresponds to a definite phase variation produced by the double refraction of the glass, and hence an estimation of the tints exhibited gives an estimation of the phase difference produced in a beam on passage through the glass.
Many previous genetic analyses have relied on patterns of fragment length variation produced by amplification of unidentified taxa in the soil extract.
A thermal analysis showed that the observed frequency and frequency amplitude interaction effects are due to an important temperature variation produced by the energy generated during the transformation.
The temperature variation produced by the ion impingement during plasma cleaning and subsequent film deposition was used to modify the film microstructure by controlling the different degrees of strain applied to the substrate.
The step-like variation, produced by segmentation, is obvious.
However, simulated ACIS-I observations will be effected to a greater degree due to the larger QE variations produced by CTI effects.
The device is based on measuring light ray trajectory variations produced by the electrolyte media when its density changes.
The local topographic and microclimatic variations produced by this rugged surface, and the opportunities for runoff and in a few places surface accumulation of rainwater, are important in providing localized habitats for plants and animals.
Sixteen Murciano-Granadina dairy goats, provided with wireless rumen sensors for pH and temperature, were used to assess the rumen environment variations produced by extreme forage to concentrate diets (experiment 1) and climatic conditions (experiment 2).
A refractive index depth profile designed to yield a narrow-bandpass optical interference filter was obtained through nanoscale porosity variations produced by a physical vapor deposition technique known as glancing angle deposition (GLAD).
