"They want the film set to function as a democracy, but a democracy is the kiss of death.
Other than a preoccupation with splendiferous surroundings and costumes, Roland Joffé's film wants to function as romantic tragedy, but "settles into a period funk, as shallow as the court popinjays it seeks to expose" (Mitchell).
The flower-like, nanostructured, N-doped TiO2 films were able to function effectively as photogenerated cathodic protection for metals under UV and visible light illumination.
I can think of no better fate for film websites than to function as online time capsules, destined to be rediscovered by technologically advanced future generations, who'll laugh at the way we used to consume media as they download the latest trailers directly into their cerebral cortexes by blinking.
The one-step electrochemical fabrication of 3D-nano-porous gold films (NPGFs) was optimised to function as a Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS) substrate at 785 nm by a central composite experimental design.
The expansion of focus, of course, enables the film to serve another function: follow Marvel in setting up a stream of spin-offs and franchises – to which, again, the title nods, with its evocation of the Justice League, DC's band of superheroes answer to Marvel's Avengers.
A drop of AcOH was injected onto the Al films to immerse the Pt electrode through capillary forces, and the Al film functioned as the anode for electrochemical oxidation.
Mammalian eyes of the terrestrial variety, whether they're found on the faces of humans, dogs, hedgehogs, or elephants, are coated in a three-layered tear film that allows the eyes to function properly.
In Liao's recent work [2], ZnO NW was combined with PZT thin film to realize the memory function successfully.
Thus, identifying the moments of 2D to 3D transitions at various thicknesses of the Ge x Si1−x layer allowed the 2D to 3D transition thickness of the Ge film to be determined as a function of the Ge x Si1−x thickness for different Ge content in Ge x Si1−x layers and growth temperature (see Figure1).
