Sentence examples for equivalent glass from inspiring English sources

N-TPI and LARC-IA were also melt blended with different isomers of PEKK including PEKK 50T/50I), (60T/401), (80T/20I) and (100T/0I), which have melting temperatures of 320, 310, 355 and 390°C, respectively, and equivalent glass transition temperatures of ∼160°C; T/I refers to the ratio of 1,4 and 1,3 ketone linkages, respectively.

Students observed equivalent glass slides by LM as those in the VM group.

Apparent viscosity is greater in vivo than in equivalent glass tubes of the same internal diameter, and this is thought to result from resistance to flow produced by an endothelial lining (the endothelial surface layer or glycocalyx) (Pries et al., 2000; Popel and Johnson, 2005).

Walls of x-ray rooms and barriers in front of operator desks in the department are shielded with 2 mm of lead or lead-equivalent glass.

A practical design tool consists in the definition of the deflection- and stress-effective thickness, i.e., the thickness of an equivalent monolithic glass that would correspond to, respectively, the same deflection and peak stress of the laminated glass, under the same constraint and load conditions.

In all, 200 μl of buffer with 200 μl equivalent of glass beads were used to lyse the cells.

It is enough to compare Manchester town hall in all its 19th-century gothic splendour with London's 21st-century equivalent, "the glass testicle", as Ken Livingstone called it before he took up residence, to begin to see the differences.

This initial stage sintering or sticking occurs by viscous neck formation in supercooled melts (high temperature equivalent of glass) and by diffusive neck formation in crystalline material (Frenkel 1945).

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