Sentence examples for flexible dimensional from inspiring English sources
The nano-hollow spherical ZnO (NHS ZnO) photoelectrodes were prepared using functionalized polystyrene nanoparticles with flexible dimensional control of the particle diameter for dye-sensitized solar cells applications.
Macroscopic, free-standing and flexible three dimensional porous carbon aerogel holds great potential for supercapacitor design but is often hindered by their inherent hydrophobicity, structure-derived fatigue failure and weak elasticity.
In this study, we have introduced a novel method to design highly photoreactive flexible 3 dimensional (3D) ZnO nanocomposite [F-ZnO-m (m: reaction time, min)] by electrospinning and simple-step ZnO growth processing (one-step ZnO seed coating/growth processing).
Long polymer hair structures embedded with flexible three-dimensional piezoresistive sensors were formed on a flexible substrate in two-dimensional arrays to detect an applied external force.
The remarkable science capabilities of the Chandra X-ray Observatory require new, flexible, multi-dimensional software for data analysis.
The remarkable science capabilities of the Chandra X-ray Observatory demanded new, flexible, multi-dimensional, software to analyze the data it returned.
We investigate the design of a flexible two-dimensional warranty policy that contains a number of rectangular regions.
This study aims to develop energy efficient and flexible two-dimensional convolutional accelerators ideal for IoT and smaller devices to provide significant performance gains over sequential computations and flexibility over application-specific accelerators such as CNN accelerators.
This article presents a novel and unifying method for routing of flexible one-dimensional components such as cables, hoses and pipes with geometric design constraints.
Once the length of these rod elements approaches zero, the digital chain becomes a fully flexible one-dimensional entity with a circular cross section.
Collagen I, laminin and the cell-adhesive oligopeptide, arginine-glycine-aspartic acid (RGD) at concentrations of 0.5 and 5 mM were covalently bound to flexible two-dimensional hydrogels.
