Sentence examples for complete coverage of the surface from inspiring English sources
This algorithm can handle partially occupied cells and narrow door openings in the terrain and performs a complete coverage of the surface regardless of the shape of the environment by constructing multiple spanning trees simultaneously.
Under the complete coverage of the surface condition, PEG molecules are in direct competition for the adsorption sites on the AuNP surface [18].
Additionally, a complete coverage of the surface by probe molecules is detrimental to a fast response time of the sensor, as many target molecules will not be able to interact with the probe molecules.
Consequently, complete coverage of the surface of the resected tibial plateau, which is now advocated, was not possible in most of the patients in this series.
Surface grafting is very attractive due to chemical flexibility and ability for complete coverage of the functionalised surface [43].
It is elucidated that at a high nucleation rate, the complete coverage of the powder surface is reached at a smaller volume fraction of magnesium hydride.
It has been found that highest sedimentation velocities (or maximum of instability) were determined by ZnS loads, which provide complete coverage of the particle surface.
By printing circular Au UBM pads using SIJ, complete coverage of the top surface of the filled vias was obtained with a proper connection to the Cu collar around the edge of the vias.
Mechano-responsive nanocomposites with high thermal colloidal stability are prepared via a facile hetero-phase ligand exchange procedure where complete coverage of the AuNR surface with hydrophobic ligands is achieved.
The absence of the two peaks related to Si(0) and SiO2 in X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy measurements indicates the complete coverage of the PS surface with Cu metal from MeOH solution.
Further hydrogel was eventually applied on the synthesis after its positioning on the bone and at the bone−synthesis interface, in order to achieve complete coverage of the implant surface.
