Sentence examples for expanded surface from inspiring English sources

"The borderless aesthetics from the expanded surface gives a fluidic and infinite experience to users".

One of the roles of the pulvinar is to filter distracting stimuli47, and recently morphological alterations of this structure have been reported in ASD, with an expanded surface area48.

Fourth, the wide underside of the head with its expanded surface area houses more electroreceptive organs (see sensory reception), which are important for detecting the electrical impulses of prey.

Due to these unique advantages of 2D inorganic nanosheets, these materials can be used as promising building blocks for hybrid-type photocatalysts with optimized band structures, expanded surface areas, improved charge separation behaviors, and enhanced reaction kinetics.

This increase in branch surface area occurs with age and increase in size and numbers of branches at the same time that the amount of potential storage volume to support water loss from this expanded surface area is also increasing.

Inspired by the advantages of flexible carbon cloth, with high conductivity and expanded surface area, we designed and fabricated single-crystal CZTS nanoplate arrays (NPLAr) on flexible carbon cloth as DSSCs cathode directly, demonstrating a power conversion efficiency of 7.53% and a long-operation life performance.

These expanded surfaces mean there's a lot of real estate for pathogen-eating bacteria to set up shop and go to work.

This method of irrigation prevailed until the second half of the 20th century, where with few sites remaining for building dams, the prospects for expanding surface irrigation faded.

With an overflowing cylinder, designed to be used in combination with neutron reflectometry, we create an expanding surface with adjustable relative expansion rate.

More recently, Microsoft has been focusing on expanding Surface beyond the consumer market.

The velocity increases from the shock front and approaches to maximum near the inner expanding surface (see Fig. 1a).