Sentence examples for controllability over the from inspiring English sources
Better controllability over the dispersion of nanoparticles can be obtained by tight control over process parameters and developing better percolation models to understand the phenomenon of electric conductivity in nanoparticles-dispersed polymer matrix.
This technique is reliable and efficient, and facilitates controllability over the whole process.
The electrochemical method allowed simpler and greater controllability over the level of oxidation/functionalization, relative to the commonly employed chemical oxidation approach (e.g. the modified Hummers method).
The controllability over the bimetallic composition has been demonstrated by the observation of an approximate linear relationship between the composition in the nanoparticles and in the synthetic feeding.
This paper reports a droplet filling method that can significantly improve the controllability over the formation of liquid flow and solid convex lenses utilizing the polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) layers fabricated by soft-lithography technique.
This paper reports a droplet vaporization deposition (DVD) method that can significantly improve the controllability over the curvatures of micro parts utilizing the heterogeneous PDMS (Polydimethysiloxane) substrates based on soft-lithography technique.
The review mainly covers three state-of-the-art strategies (temperature triggering, precursor design, and substrate engineering) for improving the controllability over 2D heterostructures.
We demonstrate good controllability over size and morphology of the mesoscopic structures by tuning the growth parameters.
Fulfilling this potential requires controllability over engineered behaviors and scalability of the engineered systems.
Furthermore, due to advantages like higher refractive index, biocompatibility, and controllability over its electric, magnetic, optical, and mechanical properties, SU-8 has become the preferred polymeric material for realizing miniaturized devices.
This rebound was associated with increases in negative affect, anxiety, and distress and diminished perceptions of controllability over thoughts.
