Sentence examples for favoured surface from inspiring English sources

Neither player had defeated the other on his favoured surface, Nadal having won all five clay-court meetings, including the last two French Open finals.

Pyrolytic graphite is the favoured surface for direct electrochemistry of many redox proteins, and on sanding, yields micron-dimension platelike particles.

The quiet 20-year-old from Beverley should be reassured he let nobody down; perhaps his body let his heart down but he can only benefit from the experience, taking on board how to deal with such crushing disappointment as well as knowing he can extend a fine player ranked 84 places above him on his favoured surface in front of 12,000 of his own fans in a wickedly hostile atmosphere.

A potential last-16 clash with Serena Williams looms after that and Stosur is feeling better on her least-favoured surface than ever.

Samantha Stosur has made an ideal start to her grass-court campaign but she admits keeping it going on her least-favoured surface is the real challenge.

One hates to contradict the great McEnroe, but maybe it was always the second seed who posed the greatest threat to Federer here, even though Wimbledon is played not on paper, but on Nadal's least-favoured surface, grass.

As a result, the favoured (001) surface will consist on a mosaic of (111 -facet octahedra (00111 -facetd, thus enhancing the surface roctahedra

Among those to have spent the last month wincing in frustration is Kevin Ryan, whose The Grey Gatsby will get his favoured fast surface for the first time in more than a year when he takes on Exosphere.

Last weekend's game on a green surface certainly favoured swing with overcast conditions ensuring a torrid time for the home batsmen.

As (V) is the thermodynamically stable form that generally predominates in oxic surface waters, whereas As (III) is favoured in environments with low pH and low redox potential [ 7].

In assays of this kind, cells move within aggregates ("sort out") with their final equilibrium positions determined by the most favoured adhesive balance, that is, with the least surface free energy of adhesion (Foty & Steinberg, 2005).