Sentence examples for improving foil from inspiring English sources

In this version of the rivalry, Philadelphia's Mutombo is O'Neal's steadily improving foil.

In contrast, covering the rear surface of the solar disinfection container with aluminium foil improved the inactivation efficiency of the system.

By comparing joints brazed with Ag Cu Ti filler alloy and Ag Cu Ti/Cu foil/Ag Cu Ti composite foils, the mechanism by which Ag Cu Ti/Cu mesh/Ag Cu Ti composite foils improves the shear strength of the joint was assessed.

This paper describes an environment-friendly treatment for aluminum (Al) foil that can greatly improve the adhesion strength between foil with the polymer film to a similar extent as the traditional chromate phosphate treatment.

These novel 3D nanoelectrode arrays on metal foil exhibit improved electrochemical performances in terms of specific energy, specific power and cyclic stability due to their unique structures.

However, it was shown that a 5 mg/cm3 aerogel placed in front of a titanium foil can improve the x-ray conversion efficiency with respect to the case of 2 mg/cm3 for some target diameter and length.

Within a year after the appearance of Musschenbroek's device, William Watson, an English physician and scientist, constructed a more-sophisticated version of the Leyden jar; he coated the inside and outside of the container with metal foil to improve its capacity to store charge.

Researchers at Dartmouth University have found that a 3D printed shape covered in aluminum foil can improve wireless range and increase Wi-Fi security.

The galvanostatic tests at 1C show that the performance of the half cell against metallic Li foil is improved by 33% when TiO2nts are conformally coated with the polymer electrolyte.

Consequently, both hardness and tensile strength were improved for the iron foils deposited in the super gravity field.

The corrosion resistance of the titanium foil is substantially improved by the surface alloying, with a shift in the open-circuit potential of the treated foil toward the region of passivity of titanium.