Sentence examples for a segregated network of from inspiring English sources

A facile colloidal blending method, i.e. simply mixing the SBAS latex with GO aqueous dispersion, was used to fabricate the nano-structured composite with a segregated network of RGO nano-sheets.

The analysis of CPC films morphology by AFM and TEM show that a segregated network of CNT as been achieved by partial coalescence of latex nanoparticles and homogeneously assembled in 3D.

Instead of being randomly dispersed, MWCNTs were found to retain at the boundary of rubber particles resulting in a segregated network as evidenced from TEM. Addition of very small amount of MWCNT showed remarkable improvement in mechanical, thermal, electrical and barrier properties of NR.

Interlock systems protect ITER from potentially damaging operating off-normal conditions, using a segregated network.

Segregated network of CNTs resulted in very low electrical percolation threshold (0.043 vol%) for the composite with enhanced dielectric properties.

Another example is the data-driven delimitation of distributed "partially segregated networks of brain areas" to be re-approached to individual, fMRI and EEG data [35], [36].

Under a protocol that Feinstein described last week, the agency provided a segregated computer network and loaded in some six million pages of classified documents.

This outcome highlights the importance of the microstructure design and indicates that the segregated network approach may be an effective method to tailor the thermoelectric properties of composite systems.

Instead of uniform dispersion in polymer matrix, MWCNTs and GNSs distributed along specific paths and formed a segregated conductive network, which results in a low electrical percolation threshold of the composites.

He added: "Cities such as New York and Seville have shown that building a network of segregated lanes leads to massive increases in cycling while also cutting congestion and collisions – now is the time for us to do the same".

Transport for London has recently announced investment in segregated cycle lanes – a network of quietways [pdf], cycling routes that use existing roads with little traffic, and similar "mini-Holland" schemes, in the outer London suburbs of Enfield, Kingston and Waltham Forest.