Sentence examples for In the imprint from inspiring English sources

In the imprint stage, the master moves downwards along the negative Y direction to penetrate into the substrate surface with a constant velocity of 20 m/s until a moving distance of 4 nm is reached.

In the imprint stage, the force is zero when the master approaches the substrate surface until a moving distance of 1.1 nm is reached, at which the force goes down to a negative value due to the adhesion effect between the master and the substrate.

The Rocky, which went from a full-size broadsheet to tabloid size in the 1940s, was never a tabloid in the imprint of say, papers in New York or Chicago, where fierce competition for readers of the penny press drove a frenzy of outlandish stunts and chicanery.

It was the largest deal in the imprint's history.

Consequently, the force in the imprint stage increases with fluctuations, which are caused by successive nucleation or emission events of dislocations.

In the initial period of the withdrawing stage, the release of applied stress by the master leads to depinning of the pre-existing dislocations generated in the imprint stage, which causes plastic strain recovery accompanied with the decrease of the force.

Cortisol, Yehuda theorizes, acts as a counterbalance to adrenaline, which is thought to play a role in the "imprinting" of horrific and intrusive memories.

A pressure of 20 bars and UV light with a wavelength of 365 nm were used in the imprinting process.

In this review, we focus on discussing some key issues involved in the imprinting of macromolecules from recent publications.

The H19/Igf2 imprinting region also has CTCF-binding sites that function as insulator sequences in the imprinting system [21], [22].

However, these changes are not associated with DLK1 LOI highlighting differences in the imprinting control mechanisms operating in the IGF2-H19 anDLK1-GTL2L2 domains.