Sentence examples for a supporting surface from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, a relief, like a picture, is dependent on a supporting surface, and its composition must be extended in a plane in order to be visible.

Plique-à-jour, (French: "open to light"), in the decorative arts, technique producing translucent enamels held in an open framework made by soldering individual wires or delicate metal strips to each other, rather than to a supporting surface as in cloisonné.

In this work, conditions for the self-assembly of collagen type I molecules on a supporting surface were characterized.

We hypothesize that compression of muscle tissue between a bony prominence and a supporting surface locally influences the diffusion capacity of muscle.

The horizontal stabiliser was removed, a supporting surface was provided for each engine, and their accessories were covered to improve aerodynamics.

While the NTF fold is characterized by a highly curved β-sheet flanked by α-helices forming a conical structure [44], the Yer067w β-sheet is only slightly twisted, forming a supporting surface for the α-helices rather than a roll-like structure.

Perhaps the most simple and cost-effective strategy for the manufacture of SERS substrates is to fabricate self-assembled nanoparticle films (or metal islands [43, 44]) on a plain supporting surface.

The fourth component consisted of the activities done while standing on a soft supporting surface.

Training on a movable supporting surface has been reported to decrease the destabilizing effect of movable surfaces [ 31] and improves intersegmental coordination [ 10].

Results of the current study demonstrate the beneficial effects of the Off-Loading sitting posture in both Asymptomatic and LBP subjects in improving overall pressure parameters, as both groups had a significant reduction of load on the ischial tuberosities, while redistributing load anteriorly towards the thighs, over a larger supporting surface.

Plantar shear stresses could be of particular importance with an inclined supporting surface of high-heeled shoe.