Sentence examples for hollow appearance from inspiring English sources

Prompted by the hollow appearance of the as-prepared ZnO/ZnS nanocages, we suspect that these nanostructures could be useful in fabricating gas sensors.

Nanomaterials with hollow appearance are drawing intense research interest because these structures often exhibit interesting properties that are different from those of particles, thus making them attractive from both scientific and technological viewpoints.

Furthermore, hetero-nanostructures with hollow appearance have attracted considerable attention nowadays because of their amazingly complicated structures as well as their outstanding properties and broad potential applications [6 8].

Discs bearing PTEN clones (marked by the absence of GFP) have a lobed appearance in larvae on 10 g/l yeast food, and they are severely distorted with polyp-like outgrowths of hollow appearance (white arrow) in larvae on 5 g/l yeast food.

A 1915 article in the same journal by the architect Jerauld Dahler expanded on this theme, maintaining that high-rise buildings of steel-frame construction were really solids and voids -- the masonry and the nearly black glass of the windows, which created a hollow, sunken appearance.

Now the Japanese police are investigating the cause of the hollow space's appearance.

There is an increasing trend for patients to request treatment to this area since hollow eyes give the appearance of tiredness, even though the patient might be rested.

Although the predominant lamellar shape phenotype present in single MICOS deletion mutants was observed (56% of ∆ mic60 cells vs 21% of ∆MICOS cells), a majority of ∆MICOS cells also had bulbous mitochondrial structures with a beads on a string appearance, and hollow, large spherical structures that were sometimes continuous with the bulbous structures (11% of ∆ mic60 cells vs 59% of ∆MICOS cells).

A Ford document called the hollow hump a " 'rollover bar' appearance theme".

The appearance of small hollow pits on their surface might be due to the disappearance of pyritic, sulfate and mineral matters from the coal samples on oxidation.

The appearance of a hollow in a droplet speeds the drying rate owing to the foreshortening of the path for the internal movement of moisture.