Sentence examples for collective surface from inspiring English sources

The method accounts for collective surface diffusion processes, in addition to nearest-neighbor hopping, including atom exchange and step-edge atom exchange.

SPs are collective surface oscillations of conduction electrons within metal nanostructures that tend to trap optical waves near their interface between the metal and a dielectric medium under electromagnetic field excitation.

We are especially interested in the temperature dependence of their structure, as we are looking for evidence of single molecule rearrangements or collective surface reconstructions triggered either by thermal motion as observed earlier for the bulk structure and/or defects.

As a result an empirical formula to predict the position of collective localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) as function of number of particles in the chain is devised.

The plasmon and distribution effects of collective localized surface plasmons between incident light and active layer of PtOx-type super resolution near-field structure (super-RENS) have been studied using finite-difference time-domain method.

Plasmons are collective oscillations of surface electrons, which can be used for probing the vicinity of the particles' surfaces because of the sensitivity of the spectral position of the plasmon band to the particles' (dielectric) environment.

The artists' collective, on the surface pretentious and doomed to fail, is in reality a lesson in alternative living.

Elizabeth Armstrong, the chief organizer of "To Be Someone," which had its debut last year at the Orange County Museum of Art in Newport Beach, Calif., said of the show: "The retrospective seems to have brought to the surface collective feelings people have for Mary.

And yet, the form of engagement that he at one point calls "collective action" does surface repeatedly in the speech: so, if not a bridge across the aisle in Congress, what collectivity does the President have in mind?

Infrared nanoimaging is used to detect a type of surface collective mode in a representative van der Waals crystal.

The LSPR is a collective oscillation of surface conduction electrons driven by an incident electromagnetic field at the resonance frequency [4, 5].