Sentence examples for which depositions from inspiring English sources
"The last thing he'd want is to bring a lawsuit on his whole life," a headline-grabbing ordeal in which depositions and withering cross-examination could make anyone look bad.
In the case of modified separator, precipitation occurs directly onto the outer surface in opposite to the pristine membrane, for which deposition inside pores was found.
Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) process is generally carried out in a hot wall reactor of vertical or horizontal type keeping the substrate inside the chamber on which deposition is targeted.
A wet-based ice sheet next expanded over the SE Amery Oasis, following which deposition of the glaciomarine Pliocene Bardin Bluffs Formation (Pagodroma Group) took place.
Analysis shows that there exists an optimum regime of operating parameters for which deposition of the drug carrying magnetic particles in a target zone on the partly occluded vessel wall can be maximized.
Recently active slides commonly contained patches of ground in which deposition and erosion occurred together near the erosion front, or where cracked bedrock outcrops and coarse colluvial deposits coexisted under a gently undulating surface.
The PEM performance was tested in a subtropical forest by comparing measurements under dense canopy and in a canopy gap; conditions in which deposition and turn-over of organic matter (OM) occur at different rates.
Assad is just one man, but, like Saddam Hussein in Iraq, he represents a bigger problem which deposition will not solve.
The CALINE4 sensitivity analysis was conducted using CO, for which deposition and settling processes have negligible effect [ 11].
The definition of a cutoff that separates individuals with no significant amyloid-beta deposition from those in which deposition has begun is crucial for the clinical acceptance of C-PiB PET.
For higher spatial resolution analysis, in which deposition of the matrix solution has been carefully controlled to minimize spatial relocation, sinapinic acid has been recommended (Kruse and Sweedler 2003).
