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The composite diamond/titanium electrode which has been investigated here is characterized by a multilayer structure.

Thickness of nanosheets in tens of nanometers, observed from Fig. 2b, can be caused by a multilayer structure of deposited RGO.

The proposed scheme is characterized by a multilayer structure: at the higher layer the reference trajectories of the robots are computed as the solution of suitable optimization problems.

The additional amount of Al content of CrAlN to the TiAlSiN system prompt a formation of solid oxide layer of Al and Si-rich oxide on the top surface by forming a multilayer structure.

Diazo-resins (DAR) as polycation and glucose oxidase as polyanion were alternately deposited into a multilayer structure using layer-by-layer self-assembly technique based on electrostatic interaction as driving force.

A wide-band pass filter is easily obtained with a multilayer structure, composed by 11 layers of SiO2 and TiO2, which can be represented by: SiO2/TiO2/ SiO2/TiO2/ SiO2/TiO2/ SiO2/TiO2/ SiO2/TiO2/SiO2/TiO2/

In this study, the thermal stresses acting in a multilayer structure built up by successive bonding and machining processes are investigated.

A multilayer structure was deposited on a soft imprinting mold by means of EB evaporation, and this patterned multilayer structure was transferred to the target substrate by contacting the mold against the substrate.

Distinct improvements of the corrosion behavior of hard coatings can be obtained by a proper multilayer structure deposited by deposition methods allowing energetic condensation, i.e. possessing a high ion-to-atom flux ratio.

It is believed that, by using a multilayer SiOxNy structure, the WVTR required for OTFTs (∼ 10− 2 gm/(m2 day) could be obtained.

Alternatively, for cells that are dominated by radiative recombination, limiting the angles of emitted light through, for instance, a nanophotonic multilayer structure leads to photon recycling and as a result to higher carrier concentrations.