Sentence examples for exceptional surface from inspiring English sources
They cotton fibers showed exceptional surface finishing after the dyeing process with maximum gloss.
The rheological results highlighted the importance of considering the binder system when utilizing additives with exceptional surface properties like CNTs and palygorskite clays.
It is clear that the primary particles of aluminas are those crystalline particles which give rise to high surface area, and that these crystalline particles are intrinsic to the exceptional surface area stability of the, so-called, transitional aluminas.
Depending on the synthesis route and conditions, it is possible to control the chemical nature of incorporated fluorine (such as adsorbed fluoride and lattice-doped fluorine) and the fluoride-mediated crystal modification and organization, which often results in exceptional surface and bulk physicochemical properties, giving rise to unique photocatalytic properties.
Recently, various nanostructures, including nanoparticles, nanoislands, nanorods, and nanoflowers, have drawn a great attention due to their exceptional surface plasmon resonance phenomenon [2 6].
The preference for CD30 could not be explained by exceptional surface expression levels either.
To scrutinize the specificity of the observed interaction, we asked if the preference of Trx1 for CD30 might be caused by an unusual density of disulfide bonds within CD30 and/or exceptional cell surface expression levels.
While the products and services many companies offer can appear quite similar on the surface, exceptional service can be a competitive advantage.
The enhanced reversible capacity of reduced graphene oxides is attributed to specific functionalities rather than to exceptional large specific surface area or structure defect.
The results of the physicochemical characterization indicates that the composite obtained at optimal calcination temperature (550 °C), has exceptional morphology, high surface area, and uniformly distributed particles.
Polymer brushes provide an exceptional route to surface functionalization due to their chemical and mechanical robustness, lack of large-area defects, and high density of functional groups.
