Such the point-shape distribution structure can improve the active sites to fully contact with the reactants, further promote the phase transformation of Pt0/Pt2+ and Ola/Oad, and finally maintain the normal operation of Pt0-PtO synergetic mechanism during toluene oxidation reaction.
The stir bar mixed the broth and enabled the drug to fully contact with the bacteria.
A trial was considered valid when the limb fully contacted the force platform, and with the dog walking next to the handler without pulling on the leash.
Furthermore, the channel of porous carbon microspheres make the electrolyte fully contacts with SnO2 nanoparticles, hence the as-prepared SnO2@C porous microspheres possess the characteristic of pseudocapacitors and ECDLs.
Backfilling behind the supports makes the steel supports fully contact with rock surface, increases the stiffness of media transferring resistance forces from steel supports to surrounding rocks, and greatly improves the performance of the steel supports.
To maximize the number of side chains that adsorb to the substrate, the backbone needs to extend; but even when it is fully elongated, about 50% of the side chains are still not fully in contact with the substrate.
This paper presents the effects of different end conditions on the response behavior of thin circular cylindrical shell structures fully in contact with flowing fluid.
But many of Washington's best criminal defense lawyers have appeared reluctant to work for a president known to ignore legal counsel and a family that has repeatedly failed to fully disclose contacts with people linked to Russia.
In the 15th century European nations began a process of exploration and colonization that brought them more fully into contact with the rest of the world and facilitated the spread of Christianity.
When the kariz length is fully in contact with the water table (water-table gradients 1.5 or greater), the discharge rate increases with increasing hydraulic gradient, as discussed above (Fig. 9c).
