Sentence examples for between particles using either from inspiring English sources
New forming technologies have been developed for advanced ceramic powders by manipulating the potential between particles using either the electrostatic or the steric method.
The linear viscoelastic normal model is realized according to Zhang and Whiten [1996. The calculation of contact forces between particles using spring and damping models. Powder Technology 88, 59 64.] assuming a contact to be ceased when the normal force attains a value of zero.
The contact law between particles uses Cundall's linear elastic plastic law with moment transmission.
Isolation of the different compartments in microfluidic conditions without cells was also assessed using either Coomassie Blue or LVs particles.
This can be achieved by using either long columns or columns packed with small particles.
Implementations for molecular dynamics on parallel computers generally use either particle parallelism or geometric parallelism.
A study of the relationship between solar wind low-energy energetic particles using data from the Electron, Proton, and Alpha Monitor (EPAM) onboard the Advanced Compositional Explorer spacecraft (ACE) and geomagnetic activity using data from Canadian magnetic observatories in Canada's polar cap, auroral zone, and subauroral zone was carried out for a period spanning 1997 2005.
Most experimental studies, on the other hand, used either concentrated ambient particles (CAP) or diesel exhaust to expose volunteers.
The level of transition metals is not likely to explain the differences in genotoxicity between the particles used in the present study and SRM2975, because the latter has very low levels, whereas the SWCNT used here contained 2% iron, as well as traces of other metals, and the C60 fullerenes had undetectable levels.
The particles used had diameters between 0.02 and 22 μm, and included latex spheres, glass spheres and colloidal silica.
In order to understand appropriate models, experimental work was carried out to understand interactions between the typically small (∼1.5 3 mm diameter) particles used.
