Sentence examples for an outer part from inspiring English sources

A composite tendon scaffold composed of an inner part of polyglycolic acid (PGA) unwoven fibers and an outer part of a net knitted with PGA/PLA (polylactic acid) fibers was used to provide mechanical strength.

A detailed model is inferred, where the oxide is composed of an inner part, mostly dry, substoichiometric, and positively charged, existing only in the potential region of the second electropolishing plateau, and an outer part, hydrated, porous, and negatively charged.

An asymptotic procedure is followed which separates the solution of the non-linear equations of motion into two parts, an inner part which applies to the boundary layer, and an outer part.

Cocoa pod is an outer part of cocoa fruits being discarded during cocoa bean processing.

A coconut is a drupe (a stony-seeded fruit) with a fibrous outer part.

The waveform contains a smooth outer part and a boundary layer of rapid change.

This kind of CPSRC beam is composed of a precast outer part and a cast-in-place inner part.

ToF-SIMS also revealed an incomplete conversion process limited by mass transport, which partitions the oxide into a converted outer part assigned to Li2O containing Cr traces and an unconverted inner part ascribed to Cr2O3 or lower Cr oxide containing Li.

So in the back-scattered geometry the main ring appears to consist of two different parts: a narrow outer part extending from to, which itself includes three narrow ringlets separated by notches, and a fainter inner part from to, which lacks any visible structure like in the forward-scattering geometry.

These differences are related to the formation in the FC electrolyte of a barrier layer composed of a more microporous outer part and a thin, non-porous and non-scalloped inner part consisting of aluminum oxide and aluminum fluoride.

In addition to the Cassini division, they include the Colombo, Maxwell, Bond, and Dawes gaps (1.29, 1.45, 1.47, and 1.50 Saturn radii, respectively), within the C ring; the Huygens gap (1.95 Saturn radii), at the outer edge of the B ring; the Encke gap (2.21 Saturn radii), a gap in the outer part of the A ring; and the Keeler gap (2.26 Saturn radii), almost at the outer edge of the A ring.