Sentence examples for a tapering shape from inspiring English sources

Compared with Figure 4b in which strong As signal lasts a distance of about 30 nm radially, it can be inferred that GaAs NW should have a tapering shape, and this tapering morphology can also be verified by the TEM image of Figure 2a, b.

Their effects are minimized by using a tapered shape for the cores and pole caps; a typical laboratory magnet is shown in Figure 4.

The slimmed Si nanowall also has a tapered shape because of the initial tapered shape.

The Si nanowalls have a tapered shape as shown in Fig. 1.

The NW grown at 700 and 800°C show a tapered shape, whereas the diameter of the NW grown at 500°C is constant (45 nm).

This Si nanowall has a tapered shape, and the width varied along the height direction due to the side etching during the RIE process.

In addition, to minimize volume, the battery can is configured in a tapered shape and consequently requires a tapered Min-K™ sleeve for insulation.

It was hypothesized that cortical contact and hence increased fixation would be achieved with an increased stem diameter, stem length and a tapered shape.

In this work, at a growth temperature of 90°C, the tips of the ZnO nanorods changed from a flat top (Figure 1b) to a tapered shape (Figure 1c) with the an addition of DAP into the growth solution.

Small animals will stick their heads inside all sorts of discarded food containers to consume scraps of food, but classic Yoplait yogurt cups -- the kind that have a tapered shape and foil lid -- pose a special risk.

This could be an indirect result of most stainless steel posts being short, having high elastic modulus, and having a tapered shape in contrast to most titanium posts being parallel sided.