Sentence examples for damaged surface from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the difference in transient current response is a result of different damaged surface area produced by solid particle impingement.

Indeed, slow evaporation allows partial coalescence of the soft particles swollen by the organic solvent, whereas the particles morphology is frozen rapidly upon fast evaporation, thus preventing damaged surface states.

Fig. 4 a Terahertz electric field for different silicon samples: black silicon, damaged surface, unpolished silicon surface, and polished silicon surface [38].

Raveling: This is the result of traffic abrasive action and is indicated by a progressively damaged surface downward into the pavement layers, such as the binder course, and aggregate loss within the binder course.

In the contact area, wheel and rail exchange interaction forces: the presence of irregularities on the running surfaces arises from dynamic loads, that, besides getting worse the damaged surface initiates vibrations of vehicle and track components (the formation of periodic surface defects is also accelerated by the speed-up of trains [36]).

The initial tegument swelling was believed to be part of the general response of the fluke to a stress situation, representing an attempt by the fluke to replace damaged surface membrane [67], caused by osmotic imbalance, due to the disruption of ion pumps present on the apical plasma membrane [68].

According to the results, the species richness index, Simpson's predominance index, the Shannon Wiener index and the soil fertility of the communities dominated by young trees (V, VI) were higher than those of the communities dominated by grasses (I, II) or shrubs (III, IV); thus, plant communities V and VI are considered optimal representations of severely damaged surface-mine ecosystems.

And as they have throughout the project, conservators will delicately paint in any discolored or damaged surfaces.

Beyond repairing damaged surfaces, the finishers are trained to match colours and recreate intricate surface patterns such as marble, wood-grain and granite by hand.

Plastic Surgeon helps redress this by using innovative products and techniques that repair damaged surfaces in situ, rather than ripping them out and replacing them.

Main applications include repair of worn or damaged surfaces through building up or crack sealing.