Sentence examples for an active surface of from inspiring English sources

The stack is composed by 10 cells with an active surface of 25 cm2 and produces a rated power of 15 W at 6 V and 2 A.

The array is located at the Campus of Puebla University and consists of 18 liquid scintillator detectors, with an active surface of 1 m2 each and a detector spacing of 20 m in a square grid.

Samples of surface microlayer were collected with a nylon Garret net with a pore diameter of 65μm and an active surface of 50 × 50 cm, which allowed us to collect 250 ± 50 μm thick samples (Garret 1965).

When platelets are activated or erythrocytes are loaded with Ca2+, PS transversely moves across the bilayer to the outer leaflet of the plasma membrane, generating an active surface for assembly of the coagulation factors Va and Xa into the prothrombinase complex (Verhoven et al. 1995).

The nucleating activity calculated from the non-isothermal crystallization data revealed that the MWCNTs provide an active surface for the nucleation of PB.

The probe consisting of an 18-kDa dialysis membrane (Hemophan, Membrana, Wuppertal, Germany) with an active surface length of 1 mm was positioned with its U-shaped tip reaching the right basal/lateral amygdala (BA/LA) (Fig.  1; implantation coordinates: 2.8 mm caudal to bregma, 2.5 mm lateral to the midline, 9.2 mm below the surface of the skull with an angle of 15°).

In the case of sensing applications based on surface binding detection, the availability of an active surface area on the top of pores vs. a surface area inside of pores could also have an impact on the sensitivity of the RIfS device.

The grafting of these structures with the organic linker and further polypyrrole leads to the blocking of an active surface and the total coverage of the carbon with the pseudo-capacitive polymer (this is why the capacitance of grafted CNH is close to that of pure polypyrrole).

The 0.5% Pt loading carbon electrode indicates an electrochemical active surface of 109.37 m2 g−1, which is higher than 86.58 m2 g−1 of the pure carbon electrode.

Based on the formation of an active surface that selectively immobilizes membrane vesicles, the method is illustrated using the chemokine receptor CCR5, a member of the largest family of cell surface eukaryotic TM proteins, the G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs).

The laminin function is not compromised following the surface adsorption as verified by the healthy outcomes of the dissociated neuronal cultures on each composition, which is indicative of an active surface protein.