Sentence examples for complex fabrication process from inspiring English sources
One-dimensional (1-D) anisotropic wetting surface has great prospects in many fields, however, the expensive and complex fabrication process limits its applications.
However, reported devices have many drawbacks such as a small active area of 0.11 cm2, s-shape in the J-V curves, recombination process of charge carriers at the graphene/textured Si interface, high cost and a complex fabrication process.
Due to the complex fabrication process of multilayered unimorphs and the large number of experimental parameters, we have developed an analytical model to guide the experimental design and fabrication of these actuators.
We show that the environmentally-friendly and time-saving fabrication process we developed could overcome the current complex fabrication process of carbon-based memory devices which impede their large-scale development.
First, an OSTE-based TEG design demonstrates higher open circuit voltage generation at 100% strain than at rest, although it exhibits high internal resistance and a relatively complex fabrication process.
Complex fabrication process and time-consuming.
Drug delivery from these scaffolds to promote regeneration is often challenging due to the complex fabrication processes.
Si is a promising anode material for lithium-ion batteries, but suffers from sophisticated engineering structures and complex fabrication processes that pose challenges for commercial application.
They basically identify relatively complex fabrication processes to design innovative devices based on fibers and/or particles at micro- and/or submicrometric-size scale with restrained manufacturing costs but high functional complexity.
In order to define the selective areas, a conventional photolithography process is required, causing complex fabrication processes with potential damages.
Although these methods are very efficient for the preparation of thin film electrodes, they have several disadvantages, such as their complex fabrication processes, difficulty in controlling the composition of the thin film, and their low deposition rate.
