Sentence examples for function of the sheet from inspiring English sources

To see how the transition energy shifts with the excitation, we calculated the energy shifts of the electron and heavy hole as a function of the sheet charge density Figure 2b.

The response of an electrochromic system is a complicated function of the sheet resistance of ITO, and the ionic transport of the electrolyte, charge storage layer and electrochromic film.

Binding energy of 3.7 meV is obtained for the exciton by comparing with the energies of the single-particle calculation Equation 1. Figure 3b shows the exciton energy shift in the GaAsSb/GaAs QW as a function of the sheet charge density.

Based on theoretical analysis, design maps have been constructed describing the required core shear strength as a function of the face sheet properties as well as the sandwich core thickness and the draw radius.

The distribution of all key process parameters (at both flow compartments, throughout the membrane envelop) can be predicted, as a function of the membrane sheet and the spacers geometrical characteristics; thus the new simulator is most appropriate for module design optimization, parametric studies and other applications.

Almost all genes downregulated by RSF34 in the presence of polymyxin B are involved in the assembly or function of the flagellum (Sheet 2 of Additional file 7 Table S2).

The absence of TJ strands in cells lacking all three ZO proteins results in a complete loss of the barrier function of the epithelial sheet but, unexpectedly, the fence function which has been attributed to the presence of TJ strands is retained (Umeda et al. 2006).

The pump function of the HCEC sheets thus obtained was approximately 75%95%% of that for human donor corneas.

A useful approach is the one we have taken in a recent study [40] where we calculated the free energy as a function of the β-sheet size for two systems of 20 and 30 Aβ25–35 peptides, under the same conditions of temperature and concentration.

An important function of the β-sheet of mature amyloid is proposed to be the coating, and partially clogging up, of pores in the submarine mineral chambers.

The final optimal geometry as a function of the base material sheet thickness is proposed, as a guide line for cruciform specimens design, and as a possible contribution for a future standard on in-plane biaxial fatigue tests.