Sentence examples for figures technique from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, the star polymers were used to prepare honeycomb films on both planar and non-planar surfaces via the 'Breath Figures' technique using a static casting method.
Blends of this copolymer and polystyrene were employed to fabricate porous surfaces with controlled pore sizes and chemical distribution by the breath figures technique.
The mechanical and thermal properties of the oriented iPP and iPP/HOCP blends as well as orientation behaviour were investigated by means of mechanical tests, d.s.c. and small- and wide-angle X-ray scattering including the pole figures technique.
Full texture determination can be achieved using X-ray pole figures technique [ 40].
Depending on physicochemical characteristics of the breath figure technique, nice hexagonal structures were obtained.
These amphiphilic block copolymers were used to fabricate honeycomb structured porous films using the breath figure technique.
Euthymides, (flourished c. 515 500 bc), an early adopter of the Athenian red-figure technique, a contemporary and perhaps rival of Euphronius.
The mean processing times per iterative step were 6.6 minutes over the 140 mm diameter areas, thus confirming the potentiality of RAP as large surface figuring technique.
Evolution of structural gradients developed in injection moulded polyethylene naphthalate was studied using a variety of structural techniques including a newly developed micro-beam X-ray diffraction pole figure technique.
The vase is decorated in the red-figure technique, in which the figures and ornament are reserved in the red clay of the vessel, and the background is coated with a fine clay slip that fires black in the kiln.
The molecular orientation of the amorphous component of semicrystalline high-density polyethylene (HDPE) induced by plane strain compression was studied by wide-angle X-ray scattering measurements utilizing the pole figure technique and separation of the scattering produced by the crystalline and amorphous components.
