Sentence examples for degree of stacking from inspiring English sources
Cançado, L. G. et al. Measuring the degree of stacking order in graphite by Raman spectroscopy.
The most remarkable difference between two sets of carbon was the degree of stacking rather than size of graphene sheet.
The best model organic VPO catalyst contained only vanadyl pyrophosphate with the highest degree of stacking order and virtually no VOPO4 phase impurity.
The comparison between Raman scattering and X-Ray diffraction data shows that Raman spectroscopy can be used as an alternative tool for measuring the degree of stacking order of graphitic systems.
The low degree of stacking in the layered structure of δ-MnO2 is the signature of this type of hexagonal birnessite [30 34].
In contrast, the Lc was large due to increase in the degree of stacking sequence caused by small surface area of the Fe (C/Fe = 1 1, 1 mg each), as the temperature increased from 500 to 585 °C.
An unusual aspect of the RI automaton is that the degree of stack activity suppression can be varied in a fine-grained way by choosing different grammar terminalisation sets, and this provides a large family of potential RI automata for real programming languages, some of which have manageable table size but still show high performance.
An unusual aspect of the RI automaton is that the degree of stack activity suppression can be varied in a fine-grained way, and this provides a large family of potential RI automata for real programming languages, some of which have manageable table size but still show high performance.
It remains to be solved whether a more oxidized PSII acceptor site in the double mutant triggers the degree of grana stacking.
Experimental results are provided for: (1) a two degree-of-freedom stacked flexure assembly; and (2) a machining center.
Here, an initial atomistic representation of a lignite-based activated carbon was constructed using a construction strategy that allows control over the distributions of stacking, degree of orientation, and pore size.
