Sentence examples for by using a barrier from inspiring English sources
Mr. Raichlen said gas grills work by using a barrier of radiant heat, like V-shaped metal baffles, ceramic rods or briquettes.
From (4.11) we know that estimating the error (U-u) is equivalent to estimating the bound of φ, which can be done by using a barrier function technique.
By using a dielectric barrier discharge operating at atmospheric pressure, the conductivity of film can be further lowered.
By using a plane barrier in the focal plane with a circular aperture with a radius in the order of subwavelength dimensions the oscillations produced in the Nano-jet are eliminated, as all the bright cores of the various Bessel beam are overlapping.
To avoid MeO sintering, this must be stabilized by using a solid diffusion barrier to prevent particle growth and consequently loss in activity.
The aim of this work is to develop functional materials by using a high pressure dielectric barrier discharge (DBD).
This study investigated the deposition and field-emission characteristics of diamond-like carbon (DLC) thin films grown on the silicon and indium tin oxide (ITO) substrates by using a self-designed dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) atmospheric pressure (AP) plasma system with 7 quartz tube jet-electrodes.
Therefore, this method can be further improved by using a phase lock gel as a barrier.
In order to control critical current (Ic) values of interface-modified Josephson junctions (JJ) for high-temperature superconductor single flux quantum (HTS-SFQ) logic circuits, we tried to make a high-quality homogeneous interface for a barrier layer by using a double-plume PLD method in the present study.
A permutation matrix is introduced as an intermediate variable to be solved by using a deterministic annealing and the barrier method.
The saliva of haematophagous arthropods can counteract these barriers by using a complex mixture of pharmacologically active components, which are injected into the host skin during the probing and ingestion phases of feeding [ 6, 7].
