Sentence examples for because of its surface from inspiring English sources

In the above picture, the dashed line represents what astronomers call the "blackbody" spectrum of the Sun, which is just the ideal energy distribution that the Sun emits because of its surface temperature.

The silicone rubber can act as a stabilizer in the solid-state NaBH4 composite because of its surface hydrophobicity leading to reduced diffusion rate of water into the composite.

This water soluble amino ether is commonly applied in agrochemicals, biocides and fungicides, partly because of its surface active properties (Lamberth 2012).

But because so much of its surface is coated with the marinade, it is exceptionally delicious (especially with a spoonful of the intensely minty sauce, touched with garlic and vinegar, that we serve with it).

This does not normally occur in the lung because of the properties of its surface coating (surfactant), a complex substance composed of lipid and protein.

This is especially true for the gut epithelium because of the magnitude of its surface and exposure to both ingested material and the indigenous microbiota [ 1, 2].

In their TVP system, this type of photonic crystal serves as a thermal emitter, absorbing heat and then because of its surface structure radiating to the PV diode only those wavelengths that the diode can convert into electricity.

The dam was large in size and thus could reduce grazing impact around it because of its large surface area that enabled animals even distribution.

Because of its larger surface area and negatively charged surface, the polycrystalline ITO film was a suitable electrode for the adsorption of CYP proteins while maintaining efficient DET and enzymatic activity.

A spokesman for Delta said the company chose the Surface 2 "because of its ease of integration into existing IT systems as well as training and communications programs".

The paper is of particular importance not for the practical problem it treated but because of its discussion of the theory of surfaces and its introduction of concepts such as the congruence of straight lines and lines of curvature.