Sentence examples for flexible coating from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that the Ar plasma pre-cleaned and TiO2 coated SS 304 sieve is a simple, economic and flexible coating method, which is easy for technical transferring and promising in the application of environmental protection fields.

The one dimensional and coaxial PANI@SnO2@MWCNT can effectively accommodate the volume expansion of SnO2 nanoparticles during lithiating and delithiating via the wrapping of the flexible coating layer of PANI and the buffer of the one dimensional MWCNT.

So Dow, exploiting its 70 years of plastics research, has devised a transparent and flexible coating that encapsulates the cell to protect it from the elements.

Wire hangers with a clear, flexible coating are easier on the fingers when you bend them.

The euglenid cell is covered by a flexible coat, the pellicle, that allows the cell to change shape; euglenids can swim using their flagella but can also creep using a peculiar type of "inching" locomotion known as metaboly.

This marriage of materials science and biology could give birth to a flexible, sensitive coating that is easy and cheap to manufacture in large quantities.

Two closed-form models of flexible blade coating, named "A" and "B", are presented; they derive from a more realistic one which requires numerical solution and which is used here as standard.

As a result, the MnO NPs are closely attracted in the conductive MWCNTs network, and the MWCNTs adsorbed on the surface of MnO NPs can be served as a soft and flexible carbon coating layer to self-adapt the huge volume expansion.

The novelty of the multi-electrode coaxial magnetron plasma system includes the capability to produce a uniform and flexible DLC coating layer of high hardness and low friction coefficient by a chemical vapor deposition (CVD -physical vapor deposition (PVD) hybrid teCVD -physical

d Flexible films coated with solid electrolyte spread out on an Au-coated membrane, e rolled design, and f the resulting device used to power a green light-emitting diode (LED).

MIT researchers have produced a new kind of photovoltaic cell based on sheets of flexible graphene coated with a layer of nanowires.