Sentence examples for adjoining the surface from inspiring English sources

Considering the combination of antifouling properties (including a hydration layer adjoining the surface), increased slippage and higher capillary permeability, the presence of S-layers may facilitate flagella-driven cell locomotion in natural habitats [19].

His discovery (1904) of the boundary layer, which adjoins the surface of a body moving in air or water, led to an understanding of skin friction drag and of the way in which streamlining reduces the drag of airplane wings and other moving bodies.

The parietal layer becomes thickened, and cells escape from the epithelial arrangement and form a mesenchymal mass adjoining the ectodermal epithelium at the surface of the body.

Without disturbing the posterior aspect of the capsule adjoining the chest wall, the anterior surface of the capsule was dissected away from the pectoralis major muscle and a new space was created behind the muscle and anterior to the capsule; a new pocket was created so that an implant may be placed there.

It is also wise, Mr. Weinstein said, for building personnel to inspect apartments adjoining the one with the leak to ensure that all surfaces in those apartments are dry.

Considering Fig. 1a, convective heat transfer occurs between the greenhouse inside air and the adjoining surfaces (canopy leaves, floor surface, and the inner side of the greenhouse cover) and between the outer surface of the cover with the ambient air.

The Pirin massif, adjoining the Rila to the south and extending into Greece, bounded by the Mesta River on the east and the Struma on the west, has a similar plateau surface.

Huston turned immediately to a bench adjoining the entrance.

Adjoining the cathedral is a 13th-century cloister.

Adjoining the living room is a den with skylights.

OUTDOOR SPACE: Adjoining the pool is a lawn and garden.