Sentence examples for attributed to the discrete from inspiring English sources

It was found that the QDs' current increases much faster with the bias than the wetting layer, which was attributed to the discrete energy levels of QDs.

This is attributed to the discrete nature and high pressure amplitude of the waves, which creates excessively high convection in the medium, causing adsorption of the pollutants.

The high osteoblast adhesion and proliferation on nt-TiO2 and nt-TiO2-P were attributed to the discrete nanostructure of the disc surface with gaps between the adjacent nanotubes (Figure 2).

Possible reasons for the origin of the different effects, which can partly be attributed to the discrete nature of plasticity, apparent in the nanometer regime, and Hall Petch type mechanism, will be discussed.

This quantised capacitance charging phenomena is analogous to that observed for other nanosystems which is attributed to the discrete charging of conducting core, coated with a dielectric film in an electrolyte solution.

This behavior is attributed to the Fano interference between discrete phonons and photo-excited electronic transitions.

They suggested that these discrete auroral structures in the bulge should be attributed to the plasma streamlines in the magnetosphere.

Any such statistical accounting, therefore, must come from a theory that attributes to the classical geometry a description in terms of an underlying, discrete collection of micro-states.

A detailed promoter study showed that GAGA repressive activity can't be attributed to any discrete element in the Trl promoter.

This improvement has been attributed to a discrete increase in capacity, that is, an increase in the maximum number of complete items that can be held in working memory (Cowan et al., 2005).

To correct an attenuation of the O3 signal in the troposphere, which is attributed to absorptions by discrete oxygen (O2) and water vapor (H2O) lines and the H2O continuum, their tropospheric opacity is derived based on the "sky-tipping" procedure (Ulich et al. 1980; Kuwahara et al. 2012).