Sentence examples for focused placement from inspiring English sources

Focused placement of spherical particles also can be achieved by exploiting both electrostatic forces and capillary forces.

Barry and Jacobs have also demonstrated the effectiveness of focused placement using PMMA and SiO2 as electret materials [209].

One of the recently developed focused placement schemes utilizes long-range (>∼100 nm) electrostatic interactions between charged nanoscale building blocks and a charged surface in a solvent medium.

Focused placement approaches allow placement of nanoscale building blocks with precision much higher than the precision with which guiding templates are defined.

The important merit of these focused placement approaches is that large scale placement with nanoscale precision can be accomplished because the guiding structures can be defined on the scale of a few hundreds nanometers using conventional lithography.

Controlling the gradient of interaction intensity, Hong and co-workers recently reported the focused placement of nanowires and carbon nanotubes into the center area of the SAMs pattern, leading to placement with much higher precision than the precision that the SAMs templates are defined [207].

They also exploited different types of nanoparticle sources, including evaporative, electrospray, and plasma, to create metallic and semiconducting nanoparticles of 10 50 nm in diameter and demonstrated focused nanoparticle placement with ∼50 nm lateral precision.

The Gawler Health Service, Community Services in conjunction with the University of South Australia, School of Nursing and Midwifery, provided undergraduate students of nursing with a comprehensive project-focused placement.

We approve up to 10 research bursaries per year and students complete a 10-week placement focused on areas such as 3D printing, nuclear waste and carbon fibre materials.

The power struggle focused on the placement of ministers and resulted, on the cooperative side, in enhancing the leadership of the state secretaries and creating the pressure for delegate conventions in the states.

The response disputed Mr. Hevesi's conclusions and said auditors had not fairly measured the success of the program, in part because they focused on the placement rate for graduates rather than on the number of students who eventually entered apprenticeship programs.