Sentence examples for well-defined characteristics from inspiring English sources

Composite nanostructures with well-defined characteristics are often advantageous catalysts for highly efficient photocatalytic processes.

However, people are excellent at pattern recognition and skilled pathologists rely not just on these relatively easy-to-describe traits, but also on less well-defined characteristics that years of experience have taught them are significant too.

Our data show that the FoP is an illusory own-body perception with well-defined characteristics that is associated with sensorimotor loss and caused by lesions in three distinct brain regions: temporoparietal, insular, and especially frontoparietal cortex.

It would be a black sheep which had to fulfil certain well-defined characteristics: it had to be the daughter of a white sheep which had to be born black, completely black, without any white markings.

Deming (1975), however, was very much in accord with statistical studies by random sampling that are restricted to inferring well-defined characteristics of large populations, just not as a procedure for continuous quality improvement.

Although many nanoscale fullerene materials occur regularly in applications, controlled production of numerous fullerenes and nanotubes with well-defined characteristics has not yet been achieved [16, 17, 18, 19, 25].

A different picture was observed in IR LiF at low plastic strains, where we could identify well-defined characteristic step heights.

The aim of the current research was to create a new CFD 3D benchmark with two well-defined characteristic zones in the room, i.e., the quasi-free jet zone and the occupied zone.

More importantly, it has been found that the XRD pattern of HKUST-1, sonicated for an hour, showed the well-defined characteristic peaks at 12.7°, 16.3°, 20°, and 24°, which is not present with the other categories of samples.

Increased basal HSP72 is a well-defined characteristic of both acquired thermotolerance [ 35, 44] and improved cellular tolerance to repeated hypoxic exposures [ 8, 41] in humans.

This result was confirmed by the reconstruction of the pelvis shapes for the basal nodes of each family and shows that each family has a well-defined characteristic morphology.