Sentence examples for feasible surface from inspiring English sources
The obtained results demonstrate that the combined LSH + UIT process is a feasible surface treatment for the quality improvement of the tool steel components including both the surface microrelief and hardness characteristics.
Small nanoparticles have a large number of particle-particle contacts per unit volume, and therefore, interface nucleation is more feasible than surface nucleation [27].
Second, a feasible optimized surface treatment made of a porous layer and a micro-perforated resonant panel is proposed, with an improvement of 14 dB(A) with respect to an entirely rigid barrier and 8 dB(A) with respect to a uniform absorbent barrier.
Our previous studies have shown that the optical activation of SiNWs is feasible by surface-coating with Er-doped silica [10] or the formation of Si/Er2Si2O7/SiO2 core shell NWs in an in-situ mode [11].
This work also suggests a feasible way for surface engineering by controlling internal stress of the FePt without introducing cap layer.
This investigation was done before the invention of the spherical aberration corrector, which today has made it feasible to measure surface relaxations on the order of a few percent.
Because staphylococci can colonize commonly touched inanimate objects, it is feasible that interior surfaces of automobiles could serve as reservoirs for pathogenic staphylococci and may play an important role in human colonization and infection.
The results demonstrate that it is feasible to mine under surface structures with the Wongawilli strip pillar mining technique.
Therefore, the results showed that the electroplated copper-silver coating represents an effective and potentially economically feasible way of limiting surface spreading of pathogens.
However, such mapping is only feasible for the soil surface because the effective penetration depths of optical sensors do not exceed several millimeters.
Controlled N-doping is feasible to engineer the surface stoichiometry and the electronic configuration of metal-oxide electrocatalysts toward efficient oxygen reduction reactions (ORR).
