| Theo Altenberg balanced out the tension between the microanalysis "self-presentation" and macromania "saving the world" with a clever move. |
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| For that reason the identical apoplastic regions chosen for the LAMMA investigations were also analysed by energy-dispersive X-ray microanalysis. |
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| The fine microanalysis and the slow motion make it possible to seize movements or gestures which can pass unperceived in real time. |
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| Such institutionalism remains firmly rooted in the type of microanalysis just discussed. |
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| The second activity was a microanalysis with a focus on business innovation. |
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| Exchange reactions leave no textural record in the sample and can be determined only by detailed microanalysis of the constituent mineral phases. |
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| What are the limits of biological microanalysis in monitoring trace substances in water? |
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| The facility's digital microscopy and microanalysis equipment allows for the study of marsh organisms and sediment dynamics under laboratory conditions with the greatest of accuracy. |
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| Field ion microscopy and atom probe microanalysis, because of their ability to identify the phases formed during ageing, give access to the microstructure of these materials, down to the atomic scale. |
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| Using CHN microanalysis alongside other analytical techniques can provide precise and accurate data on a sample's composition and purity. |
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| Quality of welded joints was evaluated by optical microscopy, microhardness measurement across welded joint and EDX microanalysis. |
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| Barabe led an analytical team of five scientists who worked on the project at McCrone, a consulting laboratory in microscopy and microanalysis in Westmont, Ill. |
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| Microanalysis identified the pigments used on the chest in Plate I as Prussian blue, chrome yellow, chrome green, red oxide, and carbon black. |
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