Sentence examples for a big surface from inspiring English sources

Potential vascular application lies in their ability to generate microporous structures with a big surface area.

The problem is that the carbon dioxide injected to promote algae growth tends to escape from a big surface.

In this work, AuNPs offered a big surface area to immobilize a large number of aptamers and excellent electrochemical signal transduction.

If the lithium-ion battery is small, then it has a big surface area compared with the volume of its ingredients, and it can radiate heat well.

Come April 26, the Galaxy Fold promises to offer a phone that's both more comfortable to carry, and offers a big surface to watch video or run up to three apps at once.

I get that stuff out — if there are thirty-six of them, I get thirty-six three-by-five cards on a table in front of me, on a big surface, and I'm looking at them, looking for juxtapositions, looking for order, looking for where I can impose it.

Specific applications could then benefit from a big surface-to-volume ratio in big porosity structures to sense biomolecules, whereas for filtering purposes, the pore diameter can be tuned to match the molecule size to be transported through the membrane.

Due to a big surface-to-volume ratio of QDs, the different bio-labeling such as DNA and RNA can be added, in addition to, it can be to link to biological molecules such as peptide, nucleic acid, oligonucleotides, and antibody (Fig. 2b) by different methods.

Due to a big surface-to-volume ratio of QDs, they can be labeled with different biomolecules (e.g., peptide, proteins, enzymes, antibodies, nucleic acid, oligonucleotides, and drugs) (Chen et al. 2008; Xing and Rao 2008; Frasco and Chaniotakis 2010; Wang et al. 2008b) by different methods.

One way to gather more of the returning waves is to use a reflecting dish with a bigger surface area than a simple antenna.

Moreover, CuO-p (15.4 m2/g) obtained by HKUST-1 pyrolysis has a bigger surface area than that (CuO-c, 3.4 m2/g) obtained by coprecipitation.