Sentence examples for achieve shape from inspiring English sources

A fabrication process based on nanoimprint lithography has been developed to achieve shape tunability with sizes ranging from micrometer to nanometer.

The possibility to achieve shape adaptation provides structural systems with the potential to adjust for optimal operation in a wide range of conditions.

Underactuated hands are able to achieve shape adaptation to conformally grasp a wide variety of objects, while keeping low undesirable hand attributes such as weight, size, complexity and cost.

The homogenization method is used to obtain the effective properties of the periodic microstructure, while the PLSM is applied to achieve shape evolutions and topological changes of the microstructure, until the desired material properties are achieved.

Two methods are used to achieve shape modification: (a) modifying the cross-section with non-shrink grout and applying an FRP jacket using wet layup, and (b) filling the annular gap between the original section and a prefabricated FRP shell with expansive cement concrete.

The spare Brechtian aesthetic had a profound influence on the newly founded English Stage Company at the Royal Court, and the realisation of what a permanent company could achieve shaped the creation of the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1960 and the National theatre in 1963.

The interplay of different healing principles in one and the same material, together with principles to achieve shape-persistent SH polymers (microphase segregation, cluster formation, nanofillers/nanocomposites, shape-memory effect) is discussed citing ∼ 80 references.

By using this method, we achieve shape-controlled synthesis of tetrathiafulvalene Au (TTF Au) hybrid materials.

This study contributes to the implementation and understanding of how 3D-HF can achieve shape-tunable synthesis of nanomaterials in a simple one-step process.

Figure 10 presents the desired and the achieved shape of the C-F beam.

Hence, the achieved shape corresponding to those voltages is shown in Fig. 11.