Sentence examples for effective ribbon from inspiring English sources

Further analysis shows that this interesting change arises from the decrease of the effective ribbon width induced by dihydrogenation.

Now you are finished making a choker.. Pinning an old-fashioned brooch an inch or so off centre can look very effective on plain ribbon chokers (velvet ribbon looks best for this), however this can make the choker heavy so make sure your method of fastening the choker will be able to support the brooch.

These findings indicate that the fusion protein is an effective tool to label ribbons in live and fixed hair cells, which will make it useful in the study of ribbon synapse development and to characterize zebrafish mutants with defects in synapse formation.

In that the honeycomb structure can be used in the transverse to the ribbon direction, the effective thickness in terms of the incident EM waves becomes very large, resulting in the enhancement of absorption bandwidth.

At the end of the day, this is an awareness-raising effort – it can be effective the way that wearing ribbons pinned to your lapel is effective, perhaps.

Our method provides a simple and effective way for preparing free-standing fluorinated SLG ribbon suitable for single-molecule detection.

The as-spun ribbons prepared at 15 m/s and annealed ribbons prepared at 25 m/s achieved large effective refrigerating capacities of 48.8 and 47.8 J/kg, respectively, in the field change of 0 1 T.

This suggests that the graphitization is an effective way to improve the mechanical properties of the ribbons.

Instead of the reflection mechanism at the ribbon edges, the optical field is laterally confined by the effective index difference of graphene plasmons due to the ridge.

The FeCuNbSiB ribbon with the high permeability serves as the dynamic driver to increase the effective piezomagnetic coefficient d33 of the FeNi-FACE.

"What this outcome shows is that these huge hate-mail campaigns are not effective now and won't be in the future," said Clark Collins, executive director of the Blue Ribbon Coalition, an industry-backed lobbying group based in Idaho.