Sentence examples for continuous islands from inspiring English sources

With increasing reaction time, small product islands grew to large islands, finally coalescing into continuous islands.

From these images, it is clear that the ITO thin film surfaces show continuous island-like structures, and with increasing film thickness, these islands become smaller in both lateral and vertical directions.

Furthermore, the thermal environment will become poorer to some extent; the urban heat island (UHI) area and intensity will increase compared with the current situation; continuous heat islands may occur in local areas; the UHI potential index of the core area will rise from 0.0878 to 0.1217 (still a favorable level).

The original matrix PP component appeared as a dispersed phase, whereas the copolymer components formed a continuous 'sea-island' structure.

This corresponds to the age of the oldest island of the Hawaiian Ridge (Kure), after which a continuous chain of islands has been available for propagules of the highland Hawaiian biota.

The Italian coast is relatively straight and continuous, having no islands, whereas the Croatian coast is full of both large and small islands, generally oblong in shape and running parallel to the continental shore.

Immediately prior to the Minoan eruption, the walls of the caldera formed a nearly continuous ring of islands with the only entrance lying between Thera and the tiny island of Aspronisi.

A continuous chain of islands have been elevated since 29.8 Ma [ 26] and lobelioid lineages could have continuously colonized the rising islands and ceased to exist in the subsiding ones.

"Forests or grasslands that were once continuous are now islands fragmented by a dense web of roads, pipelines and well pads.

This is because the graphene on quartz does not form a continuous film but islands by a short time.

In fact, there is disagreement over the size of T cell nanoclusters and whether they form a continuous distribution or islands.