Sentence examples for changing its surface from inspiring English sources
The change in pH may affect both the status of the adsorbent by changing its surface charge enhancing or decreasing the adsorbability and also can affect the status of the adsorbate for example by hydrolysis or even precipitation.
Wimbledon is marking its 125th year, and though the All England Club has resisted changing its surface from grass to hardcourts and though the strawberries are still served with cream, the club continues to modernize its piece of England.
Moreover, it was proved that the anodic process was more dependent on the surface oxygen of the SWCNT than the cathodic process through changing its surface oxygen content.
This provides strong support for a two-stage process incurring wettability changes in mineral systems, commencing with small polar species migrating to the initially water-wet mineral surface, thus changing its surface characteristics, after which the rest of the water phase gets replaced by more apolar compounds adsorbing on and around these polar surfactants.
The host is continually changing its surface topology to avoid phage infection.
Trypanosoma brucei evades the mammalian host's immune response by periodically changing its variant surface glycoprotein (VSG) coat (reviewed in: [5]), a dense monolayer of 5×106 identical VSG dimers.
We observed that oxygen plasma could exfoliate carbon nanotubes tips and provide oxygen group attachment on its surface, changing its wettability as well.
According to the NOAA, tar balls are remnants of oil spills that occur when crude floats on the ocean surface, changing its physical composition in processes known as "weathering".
In Fig. 6, an individual cell is seen to spread and crawl on the silicone rubber surface, changing its shape and orientation.
The generalized Bézier-like surfaces have the following advantages: on the condition of keeping the control mesh points of a surface unchanged, the shape of the surface can also be modified flexibly by changing its shape parameters, and the surface has (3^{m+2}-1) ways to approximate its control mesh.
As the genetic or environmental context of the system changes, these ropes pull and stretch the surface, thereby changing its topography and hence its developmental potential.
