Sentence examples for controlled arrangement from inspiring English sources
Engineered Grinding Tools (EGT) are characterized by a predetermined and controlled arrangement of the abrasive grains.
More recently, it was shown that nanostructured surfaces with tightly controlled arrangement, SQ (similar to NSQ50 but with no offset) can retain stem cell phenotype and maintain stem cell growth with implications therein for provision of high quality stem cells to clinic [5].
The importance of controlled arrangement of semiconducting polymers in thin film geometries for organic optoelectronic device applications is discussed.
When the controlled arrangement of nanoscale structural units affords "a configuration that creates a novel functionality through mutual interactions among those units" the approach is termed "nanoarchitectonics" [9, 10, 11].
The potential to undo artificially engineered DNA-mediated adhesion offers new possibilities in the controlled arrangement of cells relative to other cells and in the study of membrane biophysics.
"The NHS central register has existed since the 1950s, and is already used by local authorities and health boards under strictly controlled arrangements, to ensure they are dealing with the right individual and to prevent mistakes being made.
If the strings and controlled arrangements he and other producers added to the music stole some of its spontaneity and edge over the years, Mr. Atkins always said he did what was necessary to keep from being drowned out by rock 'n' roll.
The most common process control arrangement is probably electronic controllers with pneumatic actuators and transducers.
Self-assembly presents a unique opportunity to synthesize materials with well-defined compositions and controlled physical arrangement of molecular building blocks.
In such a combined control arrangement, the active disturbance rejection controller provides active disturbance rejection ability for the controller, and the feed-forward error compensation controller improves the tracking precision.
"The Russians, it was clear, would never go along with any arms-control arrangement unless Germany was included," he says.
