Sentence examples for buffering layer from inspiring English sources

The results yielded encouraging discharge capacities since Ni foam behaves as a stress buffering layer as well as an electronic conductivity component.

Thompson's (1967) analysis of the buffering layer between the technical core and external environment is instructive, but he focuses on the influence of the technical environment on the internal structure of an organization.

After wet etching of the silicon substrate and the silica buffering layer, a 1.5 μm thick doped silicon layer remained on top of the quartz wafer.

In comparison to a "government-affiliated institution" type, the "social group" type may act as a buffering layer for the government in the event of private lending disputes.

The Si Yb nanobulges on Si film cause a remarkable increase of the surface area and make a buffering layer for mismatch between Si and Yb lattices.

This novel designed structure, with the internal void space inside SnO2 hollow spheres and the external void space between SnO2 and carbon, can superiorly accommodate the large volume change as a physical buffering layer during the charge/discharge procedure.

Although there are structural and technological means for further reduction of the lattice-mismatch stresses (e.g., by high-temperature annealing or by providing one or more buffering layers, or by using patterned or porous substrates) there is still a strong incentive to eliminate completely the lattice-mismatch stresses.

However, upon return of cold ambient temperatures, soils can freeze deeper and may experience more freeze thaw cycles due to the absence of a buffering snow layer.

Over evolutionary time, buffering traits may become layered on top of each other, while the underlying adaptive traits become replaced by cheaper, lower performance components.

This paper reports the development of a lightweight piped radiant floor prototype with an integrated PCM layer aimed at buffering internal gains at constant temperature during summer cooling regimes without affecting its winter warming capacity.

This finding was interpreted in terms of buffering properties of the intermediate Ag layer, which prevent the deposited Co atoms from germanide formation.