Sentence examples for cores and surface from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, simple alteration of the processing parameters produced microspheres with alternate unique morphologies, such as with solid cores and surface porosity only.
In the past 200 years, ever since the human population reached 1 billion, the use of fossil fuels, the growth of metropolises, and other influences have begun to affect the stratigraphic process, altering the physical and chemical nature of ocean sediments, ice cores, and surface deposits.
The observed differences in PL properties of CDs and time-resolved PL data, including contributions from carbogenic cores and surface functional group, are rationalized and discussed in detail using time-dependent density functional theory (TD-DFT) calculations.
The snapshots of the MD simulation with UCT of 5 nm are shown in Figs. 2a, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8a in which the HCP structures are red and other type of atoms such as dislocation cores and surface atoms are white.
However, Ludovici and Morris (1996) did observe reduced pine root density (25%) via soil cores and surface area (28%) via leaf area meter in drought-stressed loblolly pine seedlings over two growing seasons.
This was Iwo Jima, a tiny speck 600 miles south of Tokyo, whose central features were two airstrips, a narrow two miles of beaches and Mount Suribachi, an extinct volcano whose core and surface became a rabbit warren for munitions storage, artillery and mortar points, hospitals and living accommodations for 22,000 defenders.
Particleboard is made in several forms—single-layer, in which particle size is practically homogeneous throughout; three-layer, in which particle size is different in core and surface layers; and graded, in which there is a gradual, symmetrical reduction of particle size from the centre of a board to its surface layers.
As can be seen, both core and surface molecules have a strong correlation dependence.
We show in Fig. 4 the correlation factor corresponding to first-order neighbors for core and surface components.
This result corresponds to the snapshots shown in Fig. 2. Fig. 4 Correlation factors C for core and surface components.
