Sentence examples for controlling dimension from inspiring English sources

The monitoring and controlling dimension consisted of three categories: monitoring or controlling group progress (MC), claiming (partial) understanding or comprehension failure (CC), and detecting errors or checking plausibility (DC).

The rapid cooling associated with the laser processing resulted in formation, organization and controlling dimensions of the Ca-P-rich glassy phase into a micron scale cellular morphology and submicron scale clusters of CaTiO3 phase inside the cellular structures.

Moreover, it can produce single layer, multilayer, composite, nanostructured, and functionally graded coating materials with well controlled dimension and unique structure at low processing temperatures.

Here, single-layer and segmented nanowires with well controlled dimensions, showing a narrow size distribution (both in diameter and length) were successfully prepared.

It has been found that PEO/PS block copolymers allow obtaining PHBV particles with a regular shape and controlled dimensions after toluene extraction.

Using femtosecond laser ablation we obtained 3D grooved structures at the composite surface with precisely controlled dimensions having 50 100 μm in width and a depth of 20 μm with porous bottom.

Herein, we report on a rational electrochemical approach based on pulse anodization (PA) of aluminum for the fabrication of ultra-short anodic alumina nanotubes (AANTs) with exquisitely controlled dimensions.

Nevertheless, hollow nanospheres are synthesized with great precision and controlled dimensions [ 7] whereas, forming a uniform shell on the silica core remains challenging [ 2].

The map retracted between 3 and 7 days of whisker trimming (3- vs. 7-day, P = 0.004), but had not shrunk back to control dimensions (7-day vs. control, P = 0.004).

The results indicate that electrochemical methods may be more suitable for controlling particle dimension.

Because of individual variation in body shape, controlling one dimension of size in each experiment necessarily left others imperfectly controlled.