Sentence examples for conceptual thin from inspiring English sources

The method is applied to a conceptual thin film deposition process to compute optimal substrate-surface temperature profiles that simultaneously maximize film-deposition-rate uniformity (macroscale objective) and minimize surface roughness (microscale objective) across the film surface for a steady-state process operation.

Systems with charge density wave (CDW) as a type of coupled electronic-lattice instability (usually found in low dimensional materials) are especially interesting due to their exceptional properties such as giant dielectric constant, nonlinear transport, memory effects, unusual electro-mechanical and thermoelectric properties, all of conceptual importance in various thin film applications.

From his bag, Burns pulled another still-conceptual design, this one a thin metal cylinder with a whirlybird antenna on top.

These criteria have led to the conceptual design of a continuous thin-layer particle conveyor, contained in an apertured, windowed cavity and enclosed in a vacuum chamber.

Most of the work is incredibly thin, a brittle fusion of conceptual appropriation and installation art.

This brand always has walked the thin line between fashion and conceptual art, but this time it was hard to see how anything, except the Perspex accessories, could work in the real world.

A conceptual design and batch process for fabricating thin PDMS membrane embedded with a planar coil, which is the essential part of EMMA, is then proposed.

The in situ Automated Rock Thin Section Instrument (IS-ARTS) conceptual design demonstrates that the in situ production of thin sections on a planetary body is a plausible new instrument capability for future planetary exploration.

From a distance, or through the computer, his output can seem like a broad conceptual stunt, but it's really a thematically thin cesspool.

The director's technical rigor, in other words, outstrips his conceptual discipline, and midway through the film he crosses the thin boundary that separates mystery from muddle.

It seems quite possible for subjects in the first instance to apply "thin" descriptions to experiences, involving only a small part of their conceptual schemes.