Sentence examples for a thin core from inspiring English sources

The MSBS specimen is a sandwich beam which consists of two relatively thick aluminum beams bonded to a thin core made of the nanocomposite material under test.

In present paper, the failure of the sandwich beam with a thin core is dominated by the bending moment, while the sandwich beam with a thick core fails by bending deformation in the front face sheet and the bottom face sheet in opposite direction due to the plastic hinges in the front face sheet.

Several cores of the tissue were later collected by a 5 mm punch biopsy and further sectioned into a very thin core slice using a sterile blade.

It is well consistent with the TEM results reported in our previous paper [12], which found that the NWs formed in 5%% H2 forming gas exhibited a core-shell structure with a thin Si core (5~7 nm) and a thick Si oxide shell (~40 nm).

The FOB is constructed by a 20 mm long thin core single-mode fiber (TCSMF) sandwiched between two single-mode optical fibers (SMFs).

The attachment of the LbL coating upon drug nanocore surfaces creates a multilayered thin core-shell nanocapsule.

Light transmission through slits array in a thin dielectric core layer sandwiched between two metallic cladding (MIM) is investigated using the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method.

The light harvesting medium in this nanoscale architecture is a thick MQW composed of six periods of epitaxial InGaN/GaN shells deposited coaxially on the semipolar sidewall facets of a thin GaN core nanowire.

Methods of locally compensating the magnetization of NbTi and Nb3Sn strand and cable are discussed, progress in coupling-current suppression through the use of coatings and cores is reviewed, and a method of simultaneously reducing both the static and dynamic magnetizations of a NbTi cable by means of a thin Ni core is suggested.

The αS-EGFP fibrils appear to have a thin, straight core (~5-7 nm in diameter), around which winds a somewhat indistinct or blurry helix.

A ratchet drive based on tensile loading pushes the distal thin core of the nail out of the proximal thicker nail sheath, in which the magnet and the drive rod are firmly anchored.