Sentence examples for extremely small dimensions from inspiring English sources

With extremely small dimensions and mechanical strength, as well as elasticity, one area where nanotubes ultimately may become indispensable is their use as nanoprobes.

Their extremely small dimensions make these materials unique and promising for clean energy applications such as lithium ion batteries, supercapacitors, hydrogen storage, fuel cells, and other applications.

The CTAB treatment plays several critical roles in improving the cell performance: CTAB is non-covalently bound on the graphene surfaces and also functionalizes NP surfaces, thus minimizing aggregation between graphene sheets as well as between NPs with extremely small dimensions down to 1 2 nm for a large number of cycles.

Besides, due to the extremely small dimension of the tool, the geometry of the fabricated tool might be different from the initial design.

By depositing narrow light-emitting fibers on a silicon substrate patterned with gold electrodes, researchers at Cornell University have created extremely small light sources with dimensions of only a few hundred nanometers.

Due to their small dimensions with extremely high surface area, these fluorescent nanocrystals must be stabilised by capping agents during their synthesis to restrict the growth of the nucleated nanoparticles [4].

Consequently, the number of training samples seems extremely small compared with the large dimensions of the feature space; this problem is called the small sample size (SSS) problem [7].

However, continuing the above example, a ranking by max yields the ordering RP 3,RP 1,RP 2, as the max operator is unaware of the extremely small deviations in the RORI dimension and it cannot comprehend contextual information that a RORI evaluation deviating around 0.9 is (unfortunately) currently the only viable option.

Some agents considered in this review may occur as extremely small particles with at least one dimension between 1 and 100 per unit mass than larger particles of the same composition, and the smaller particles appear to be more biologically reactive, toxic, and carcinogenic than larger-size particles.

What this additional filigree offers is a novel way to hide extra dimensions without making them extremely small.

Recent research suggests that superstring theory, in which elementary particles are represented not as mathematical points but as extremely small strings vibrating in 10 or more dimensions, shows promise for supporting complete unification, including gravitation.