Sentence examples for excellent homogenization from inspiring English sources

One of the most promising ways to perform an excellent homogenization for nanoscale sizes of particles, high reactivity of the compounds, and morphology that satisfy enhanced emission intensity is the sol gel method.

Our method exploits the surface roughness of the PDMS microchannel sidewalls to incept and cavitate bubbles in the presence of acoustic waves to achieve rapid mixing of two viscous fluids with excellent homogenization.

The comparison shows that for linear analysis, the homogenization is an excellent alternative to the other formulations.

Based on the results obtained, it can be concluded that the homogenization is an excellent alternative for simulation of materials with complex micro structures.

Incremental mean-field (MF) homogenization models offer an excellent cost-effective solution, however there are cases where their predictions are inaccurate.

The excellent stability and quick convergence of the homogenization theory with the concomitant rapid execution times enables repetitive solutions of the unit cell problem with variable geometric and material parameters, thereby enabling extensive parametric studies to be conducted efficiently.

The results show that the nanostructured composite coating has excellent mechanical properties and sliding wear resistance due to the microstructural homogenization and the well preserved nanostructure characteristic of the ball milled powders.

Excellent dispersion of GNPs was achieved by combining solution blending and twin-screw extrusion homogenization.

Biopsy samples are, with respect to homogenization and DNA extraction, very tough clinical samples and thus would be an excellent test case for the applicability of the method on direct clinical samples.

Because many organisms with mixed breeding systems are excellent dispersers [ 18- 21], breeding systems with even a small amount of sexual reproduction should suffer homogenization of ecologically differentiated lineages [ 11, 12, 15, 22].

"There is too much homogenization.