Sentence examples for a thin laminar from inspiring English sources

A thin, laminar aerosol jet is formed using a gas purged through the capacitor and issuing together with aerosolized particles through a small opening in the top electrode.

We found that mouse M1 contains pyramidal neurons in a thin laminar zone at the L3/5A border with all these properties.

Consistent with this idea, we found that neurons located in a thin laminar zone at the L3/5A border in the forelimb area of mouse M1 have multiple L4-like synaptic connections: excitatory input from thalamus, largely unidirectional excitatory outputs to L2/3 pyramidal neurons, and relatively weak long-range corticocortical inputs and outputs.

The WSR model produces a thin laminar-like flame, while the PDF model gives a broadened turbulent flame brush that is qualitatively more consistent with what is expected for these highly turbulent flames and what is observed experimentally.

OECs were identified as an elongated shape with thin laminar processes that ensheath olfactory nerves in situ, but the morphologies of cultured OECs are distinct, from flat shape to bipolar and tripolar, moreover, there are also various antigenic differences.

The boundary layer is assumed to consist of a thin film (laminar sublayer) and a turbulent buffer layer.

The aluminium alloys exhibit, when submitted to certain aggressive conditions, a particular corrosion feature named exfoliation, leading to the formation of thin laminar corroding foils.

The models, which are applicable to the thin laminar flamelet regime of premixed turbulent combustion, are based on a partitioning of each covariance into contributions from reactants, products, and thin flamelets.

Unwettability per se to avoid wetting for mechanical reasons: thin laminar leaves become too heavy when wetted.

Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) showed spherical sponge-like nanostructures formed by thin laminar structures.

A particularly refined compartmentation system (b, c) exhibits Salvinia cucullata in a macroscopic dimension: the superhydrophobic leaves (diameter ca. 1.5 cm) form hood-like compartments (b), submersed in water, (c) each leaf holds a very stable large air bubble (i) Unwettability per se to avoid wetting for mechanical reasons: thin laminar leaves become too heavy when wetted.