Sentence examples for a specific topography from inspiring English sources

Dressing is essentially a sharpening operation designed to generate a specific topography on the working surface of the grinding wheel.

A wide range of micro- and nanotopographies can be incorporated into the scaffold – these have been demonstrated to elicit specific cell responses, and utilising a specific topography can enhance the scaffold's final performance.

Nowadays, there is a wide variety of methodologies which are based on the combination of a specific topography and an adequate chemical compound to produce a high contact angles [70, 71].

In human patients, the pattern of suppressed, non-suppressed, or enhanced responses was consistent across trials in each subject, demonstrating a specific topography of self-speech suppression on the surface of the cortex, which is presumably usually recorded as an averaged suppressed response from scalp electrodes.

"Rio has a very specific topography and local weather system," says Luque-Ayala, "so [COR] has its own advanced monitoring systems installed across the city.

Here, a thermoplastic polymer material is deposited on a solid substrate (step 1: material selection) and patterned with a specific stepped topography, e.g. using standard lithographic methods such as grayscale electron-beam lithography [12 15] (step 2: topography origination).

Figure 3 Schematic flow sequence of the general TASTE method for the generation of asymmetric 3D blazed grating pattern with linear sloped and stepped contours: pre-treatment of selected polymer films, generation of a specific (stepped) topography, local modification of the polymer's thermo-mechanical properties and thermal treatment for enabling a selective topography equilibration.

Moreover, in the POPC/DOPE/CL mixture containing the BAX-α5S and BAX-α5M peptides, the condensed regions connected and formed network-like structures, a specific film topography that was not observed for the other peptides.

Some respond to the specific topography of leaf stomata, on which they form a specialized structure called an appressorium.

Pumped hydro is the current front-runner, using excess energy to pump water up a slope and release it back down again when needed, but it requires very specific topography (ie hills and space for large lakes).

Like PSH, the ARES system requires specific topography.