Sentence examples for expense of surface from inspiring English sources

The polished narrative painting forms found in the late Heian and Kamakura periods were still produced but were eclipsed by styles that conveyed energy at the expense of surface refinement.

Therefore, the thickness of SiO2 coating is tunable by prolonging hydrolysis time of TEOS at the expense of surface smoothness.

Another important factor is the formation of areas of contact between nanocrystals in the compressed powder, which leads to increased interface area at the expense of surface area.

The experimental results also suggest that the increase in the penetration depth in PWR is made at the expense of the surface sensitivity.

In contrast, at seven weeks, the red pulp continued to expand, without significant changes in composition, at the expense of the surface that was occupied by the white pulp).

This focus of the healthy on their own health risks (at the expense of others) surfaced in narrative on expectations of recovery from influenza: Like you sort of just, you think, maybe you just think influenza as a common cold sort of thing.

Heating TiO2 in a reducing atmosphere or doping with cations of higher valence (transition metals) are strategies usually pursued to enhance the electrical conductivity; however, at the expense of the specific surface area [34, 35, 36, 37, 38].

Simulated patterns of branch morphology with a square cross-sectional morphology show a "safe" result in producing little change in S:V ratio as plants mature, but at the expense of limiting photosynthetic surface area.

The missing low frequency bands at 2180 and 2228 cm−1 are attributed to the clogging of the surface Pd sites by P and formation of AlPO4 species at the expense of a fraction of surface Al3+ sites of the support, respectively.

Then, different statistical learning techniques are compared to develop surrogate models of bridge fragility using the FSI model in order to reduce the computational expense of developing fragility surfaces, or statements of failure probability conditioned on hazard intensity.

The shape of a TeSLA inner cell can be improved to lower the peak surface magnetic field at the expense of a higher peak surface electric field by making the cell reentrant.