Sentence examples for generates thick from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we describe a newly developed technique high-intensity plasma ion nitechnique high-intensityakes the advantages of low energy beam ion implasmation at elevated temperatures that genitridingHIPINnitrided layers compared to conventional plasma nitriding and ion implantation, but overcomes the inherent line-of-sight shortcoming of beam implantation.

However, a polymer melt has higher viscosity than the solution state, which usually generates thicker micron-sized fibers than those of solution electrospinning.

Mucin is deposited in the surface of the mucosa and generates thicker mucus that buffers the gastric acid in order to maintain a stable pH.

Debate continues over the exact mechanisms for generating thick evaporite deposits.

A standard meeting of senior managers would generate thick wads of papers and lengthy minutes.

Microfluidic scaffold or hydrogel has attracted extensive interests in generating thick tissues or organs.

One of the greatest challenges in scaffold-based tissue engineering remains poor and inefficient penetration of cells into scaffolds to generate thick vascularized and cellular tissues.

A Fort Meade building that houses Army counterintelligence activities was heavily damaged yesterday in a stubborn and spectacular six-alarm fire that burned for hours, generating thick clouds of smoke that streamed and billowed in a brisk wind.

A tripping system, specifically conceived to this aim for this facility, has been used to generate thick turbulent boundary layers at Mach number values ranging between 0.4 and 0.8.

The fire was not large, beginning in a second-floor kitchen that had undergone repairs the previous day, but the flames generated thick, toxic smoke that filled that wing of the Moscow Drug Treatment Hospital No. 17, one of the country's largest centers for treating addicts.

Washington was a town in which lawyer-lobbyists whispered in the ears of lawyer-legislators, generating thick stacks of tax codes and business regulations that were opaque to outsiders, lucrative for a few, and sufficiently larded with federal subsidies and pork to soothe disgruntled voters.