Sentence examples for context of surface from inspiring English sources
Such an approach was firstly used in the context of surface fractal models [36, 37].
The changes in the piezoelectric constants are explained in the context of surface charge redistribution.
Although such a "stacked" formulation is not novel (e.g. [20]), it is used in the context of surface normal estimation for the first time.
Approaches for self-regulation of coating thermal conductivity, heat flow, and thermal spike mitigations are discussed in the context of surface structure evolution and phase transitions.
Three-dimensional imaging of this bead pack after cycles of oil and water injections allowed the characterization of the final saturation distribution and of the trapped fluid structures in the context of surface wettability.
Recent advances in the development of stimuli-responsive colloidal materials are discussed in the context of surface and bulk responsive morphologies, from dynamic shape and color changing colloidal nanoparticles to expandable nanotubes and polymer-modified metal nanoparticles.
Throughout our review we pointed out that the surface area concept should be considered in the context of nanoparticle surface properties such as chemistry, charge, coating, crystallinity, porosity, and reactivity.
Atom-fraction profiles acquired by SAM (scanning Auger microprobe) have important applications, e.g. in the context of alloy surface engineering by infusion of carbon or nitrogen through the alloy surface.
Friction surfacing (FS) is a solid state technology with increasing applications in the context of localized surface engineering.
Some of these tools are further discussed in the context of the surface (bio functionalization of self-assembled monolayers because these are frequently used as proof-of-concept model surfaces for detailed studies, prior extrapolation to more complex ones.
As is stated above, the term polyester, when used in the context of organic surface coatings, indicates a polyester free of natural-oil modifiers.
