Sentence examples for were successfully characterised from inspiring English sources
Although the polymers present in all samples were successfully characterised here by visual examination of collected spectra, users can often rely on the use of spectral libraries for matching the spectra of unknown materials with stored data.
The fabricated microreactor was successfully characterised using a multifunction microbial assay involving cell lysis and PCR in a single step.
The visual appearance of different types of bread crumbs can be successfully characterised by the multifractal dimensions of their digital images.
Although the occurrence of different soil failure mechanisms during soil cutting operations is well attested to in the literature, not all have been successfully characterised and modelled.
Texture evolution and localised deformation behaviours have here been successfully characterised in Al Cu alloys, during tensile deformation of 27% in applied strain.
Also, an 88-year old herbarium leaf sample was successfully characterised, suggesting that our method is appropriate for investigating cpDNA variation even on poorly preserved DNA.
Both IONs were successfully prepared and characterised by transmission electron microscopy (TEM), Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), X-ray powder diffraction patterns (XRD) and vibrating sample magnetometry (VSM).
The interface thermal resistance between the thin films was then successfully characterised with the aid of theoretical modelling and experimental measurements.
Finally, ESNs were successfully used as classifiers to characterise various different types of intervention that had taken place.
Platinum-free electrocatalysts based on cobalt and polypyrrole were successfully produced with a dual plasma process and characterised for the oxygen reduction reaction by cyclic voltammetry (CV).
Calculations based on this model were successfully compared with experimental results and the parameters characterising elastoplastic deformation were determined for both phases of duplex steel.
