Sentence examples for highly defective from inspiring English sources

However, we now have proof that a highly defective system can operate perfectly.

First nanodiamond particles with highly defective graphene layers are shown to be formed over the substrate.

The active site involves metallic copper and highly defective trivalent cerium oxide.

According to Cambridge Assessment's research director, the QCA book on comparability was "high quality", but the report was a "highly defective" mixture of unreliable results and contradictory assertions.

These results suggest that the adsorbate substrate interaction is complicated when a highly defective metal oxide is used.

The highly defective zeolite nanoshell allowed even bulky molecules such as mesitylene to access all the Pt particles.

One, published in 1996, was titled "The 7 Habits of Highly Defective People: And Other Bestsellers That Won't Go Away".

This suggests that in the 1P-TRPL measurements the photons are strongly absorbed near the surface, generating charges only in the highly defective near-surface region.

The same applies to the noble metal oxides, for example, crystalline thermal oxides are always much less active than highly defective electrochemically made oxides54.

If ionic conducting, highly defective crystals are stopped by impaction, the mobile ions are accelerated inside the conduction plane.

SEM and TEM on CS when cooled from ∼973 K (700 °C) to room temperature indicate smooth surface morphologies with a highly defective structure.