Sentence examples for formation continuously from inspiring English sources
As demonstrated by the transmission electron microscopy (TEM) images in Figure S1 in the Supporting Information, this hydrogel formation continuously proceeds via spontaneous assembly involving four main continuous stages from the transient formation of NPs, via short nanowires, nanowire networks, and finally to the hydrogels.
The full development of this tropical formation requires continuously warm conditions and an annual rainfall exceeding 50 to 60 inches (1,270 to 1,520 millimetres) distributed fairly evenly over the year.
This process was lasting as the fluid pressure in the Ledong and Lingshui formation increased continuously after 10.5 Ma.
With the temperature elevated, CO formation is continuously increased, while the quantities of the two kinds of functional group Al O and Ar–O are not linearly changed.
The refined grain and secondary austenite formation in continuously heat treated welds result from the longer transformation time and the faster cooling rate.
It was based on the concept of diffusive equilibration whereby a traced water with a composition close to that expected in the formation was continuously circulated and monitored in a packed-off borehole.
The significant improvement in the tribological performances of duplex doped nc-WC/a-C(Al) coating was mainly attributed to superior mechanical properties and the formation of continuously compacted graphitized tribofilm under dry friction as well as WS2-containing tribofilm under oil lubrication.
He completed four attack runs on the formation, being continuously attacked by the La-11 fighters, which were unable to score any hits on his aircraft.
PCR product formation was continuously monitored using the Sequence Detection System software version 1.7 (Applied Biosystems).
Product formation was continuously monitored by direct on-line ESI MS (Fig. 3).
(3) As shown in Fig. 7a, the simulated formation water was continuously introduced into the bottom of the model; the water injection rate was varied to simulate the stage of depletion of a bottom water drive reservoir.
