Sentence examples for enhanced three dimensional from inspiring English sources
Considerations in the development of the enhanced, three dimensional 1EHT enhanced heat transfer surfaces include: maximization of heat transfer; minimization of operating costs; and/or a minimization of the rate of surface fouling.
It was hypothesised that generation of laminated neural retina and/or RPE from hiPSCs/hESCs could be enhanced by three dimensional (3D) culture in hydrogels.
How does multimodal learning enhance insight into three dimensional proportions such as in human anatomy (Marks 2000)?
To obtain continuous films at sub 5 nm thicknesses the two dimensional coalescence of Cu nucleation sites formed at the start of the deposition process must be enhanced in preference to three dimensional island growth.
The £35 million hospital is the first to incorporate Eno's installations, which aim to evoke a "serene atmosphere" and enhance the hospital's "three dimensional, all-embracing means of treating patients", in its architectural design.
Tumor cells grown as three dimensional spheroids exhibit enhanced cell cell communication, change their integrin expression, and secrete ECM proteins [ 41, 47].
The CM of NCI-H460 treated with mock (H460-CM-M) or vehicle (H460-CM-V) enhanced HUVEC proliferation, cell mobility, and three dimensional tube formation.
Especially, an integrated sandwich-like heterojunction with highly interconnected porous structure, comprising two dimensional GCN sheets and three dimensional BiVO4 was successfully synthesized with significantly enhanced photoelectrochemical activity.
In this work, we enhanced the performance of a fluidic glucose sensor by using three dimensional electrodes made of standing nanopillars.
Immobilization enhances thermo-stability because maintenance of the three dimensional structures of protein competes with denaturation and loss of catalytic activities of the proteins [27].
Three dimensional vertical graphene (3DVG) is synthesized via plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) using cost-effective and environment-friendly natural oil of M. alternifolia as precursor.
