Sentence examples for fine precursor from inspiring English sources

Though conservative and necessarily small-scale, this elegant, thoroughly classical building is a fine precursor of his later, grander achievements.

Results showed that the co-precipitation treatment by using ammonium hydroxide as the precipitant is an appropriate approach for manufacturing uniformly fine precursor.

The liquid precursor was decanted into an aerosol generator (Micro Mist, model EN, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709, USA) which was attached to the laser pyrolysis system via a multiflow nozzle that allows argon gas to carry the stream of very fine precursor droplets (5 μm droplet diameter according to the manufacturer) into the laser beam.

The porous particles were supposed to be a conglomerate of fine precursors with a size of approximately 1 μm.

This method was found very attractive due to its relatively greater effectiveness and economy in operational cost for obtaining a homogeneous and fine powder precursor.

The dried materials were grounded using mortar and pestle to produce fine powder precursors.

The new study is not the first to flag agricultural pollution; many regional studies, especially in the United States, have shown it as a prime source of fine-particulate precursors.

However, bulk samples fabricated using fine Y-211 precursor powders generally suffer from incomplete growth of the Y-123 phase compared to samples fabricated with coarser Y-211 particles of average particle size >5 μm in the precursor powder.

Specific modifications to the single grain growth process have been made based on the results of this investigation to reduce liquid loss and to enable the use of fine Y-211 precursor powder without compromising complete single grain growth or yield.

An ultra-fine grained (UFG) 5083 Al produced by conventional extrusion of a fine-grained (FG) precursor exhibits a high tensile elongation (15.7% of uniform elongation in engineering strain) and a reasonably high tensile strength.

Chemical analysis using EDX of cross-sections of single YBCO grains indicates that the loss of liquid phase during melt processing is greater when finer Y-211 precursor powder is employed, which accounts for the observed growth limitations and low sample yield.