The phrase "ag method" is not standard in written English and may require clarification or context to be understood.
It could be used in contexts related to agriculture or specific methodologies, but it is not widely recognized without additional information.
Example: "The ag method we implemented this season has significantly improved our crop yield."
Alternatives: "agricultural method" or "agriculture technique".
In order to improve the computational efficiency of NEWUOA, Zhao et al. (2011) developed a QIM-AG method.
Our pressureless Ag SMB method thus achieves excellent thermal stability, in addition to the ideal reflectivity and electric/heat conductivities of Ag, perfectly suitable for LED applications, as well as various other power devices of high-temperature wide-bandgap power semiconductors like GaN and SiC.
In addition, a novel Ag deposition method by fabricating 2D non-close-packed silica colloidal crystal on silicon surface is also reported, by which ordered silicon nanowire arrays can be fabricated via nanosphere lithography and MCE process [14].
In this contribution we analyze the influence of the Ag deposition methods (magnetron sputtering and evaporation in vacuum, which are often used interchangeably) on SERS activity of the resultant Ag-n/ZrO2/Zr composite samples fabricated.
The antireflective properties of these structures in comparison with NWs produced by the conventional Ag-MacEtch method were also analyzed.
The antireflective properties of these structures in comparison with NWs produced by the conventional Ag-MacEtch method were analysed.
OS prepared SiNWs by the conventional Ag-MacEtch method and carried out the characterization of the samples.
AE helped in the characterization of SiNWs fabricated by the conventional Ag-MacEtch method, analyzed the results, carried out the measurements of optical properties, and finalized the manuscript.
In more detail, metal colloidal nanoparticles may be produced using the chemical (reactions in solution), the physical (laser ablation) or the photophysical (photoreduction of Au and Ag salts) methods.
