Sentence examples for capable of fabrication from inspiring English sources

It is therefore imperative that any innovative process be capable of fabrication of these devices in a timely manner.

Micro-stereolithography (μSL) is capable of fabrication of highly complex three-dimensional (3D) microstructures by selectively photo-induced polymerization from the monomer resin.

Unlike traditional tissue scaffold fabrication techniques, SLA is capable of fabricating designed scaffolds through the selective photopolymerization of a photopolymer resin on the micron scale.

In the present study, in order to develop a novel technique for the fabrication of microscale cylindrical components, first an apparatus capable of microscale fabrication was designed and constructed based on the ultrasonic-shoe centerless grinding method.

Focus is then put on electrochromic foil technology, which is shown to be capable of mass fabrication via roll-to-roll web coating and continuous lamination.

Spin coating is a controllable technique governed by a rather simple hydrodynamic equation and capable of the fabrication of thin films with any thickness from few nanometers to micrometers by adjusting the solution concentration, angular velocity, and spinning duration [5].

We have developed a single ion implantation system that is capable of verifiable fabrication of single donor devices using 14 keV 31P ions implanted into ultra-pure, high resistivity silicon substrates based on the technique of Ion Beam Induced Charge (IBIC).

The method is inherently a bottom-up patterning strategy capable for fabrication of nanostructures in a cost-effective and high throughput way over a large area but usually suffers from low structural regularity and worse uniformity.

This process can be used with multiple cell types and is capable of reducing the fabrication time while using optimized dispensing parameters for each material.

It is capable of a sort of fabrication that is peculiar to the medium, of highly individualistic, highly crafted work that, like anything of merit, defies classification – although the very structure of the BBC's commissioning processes militate against the non-generic.

By then a fabrication facility capable of making silicon chips small enough would cost tens of billions of dollars.