Sentence examples for by a first layer from inspiring English sources

It is covered by a first layer of Quaternary sands and silt, which is between 70 and 90 m deep.

The gel was cast by pouring a first layer of agar and adding a PDMS (polydimethylsiloxane) block onto it so that it will shape the future cavity where nematodes will crawl (6×8 cm).

It is usually covered by two consecutive layers of oligomers, a first layer which can be hydrolyzed only by hot water and a second layer of loosely bound oligomers that can be removed by water at room temperature.

Altogether, these results show that by varying the amount of InAs material deposited at a nanoholes template formed by droplet epitaxy, the emission of a first layer of QD can be tuned to obtain either a symmetric or an asymmetric vertically coupled QDM.

Exquisitely detailed, it is backed by a second layer of metal panels, giving the surface a subtle depth.

Their Pointillist motifs are then reiterated by a second layer of colored dots, applied by hand with cotton swabs.

The sleeves or rings were butted against one another and the gaps between them sealed by a second layer of hoops.

Congress should also insist on rights of appeal for detainees, ensuring scrupulous review by a second layer of specialized, repeat judges who will keep the initial judges on their toes.

This paper presents both experimental work and numerical simulations of formation of superoleophobic surfaces created by mask-assisted electrospraying, followed by a second layer overlay and fluoropolymer treatment.

In this paper we theoretically study a new concept of reducing the shear stress at the slider/disk interface for contact recording design by a second layer of liquid sandwiched between the slider and the PFPE lubricant.

Their continuation forward is represented by a second layer of epithelial cells covering the ciliary body, so that by the ciliary epithelium is meant the two layers of cells that are the embryological equivalent of the retinal pigment epithelium and the receptor layer (rods and cones) of the retina.