Sentence examples for ink process from inspiring English sources

The recent B ink process added metal nitrate (e.g. Fe(NO3 3 or Co(NO3 2) to the milled B powder in the form of ethanol solution, and the additional nitrate catalyst showed a more efficient catalytic effect and greatly boosted the growth of BNNTs [19, 20], especially in the case of the growth of BNNT thin films on different surfaces [21].

The inking process is all about being comfortable, the artist said.

PDMS microposts were used for heightened capture in a glass/PDMS device sealed using a two-step inking process.

Compared to common electrodes prepared by commercial catalyst in a conventional ink-process, the performance improvement suggests that unique structure of Pt/VACNFs electrode ensures the electronic pathway and Pt nanoparticles exposed to three-phase boundary, which leads to a significant improvement of the Pt utilization and a potential application in direct alcohol fuel cells.

This paper presents an effective method to simulate the ink diffusion process in real time that yields realistic visual effects.

This work highlights that rational design of CP inks is critical, especially for DPN where the ink transfer process is governed by fluid physical properties and surface forces in the nanodomain.

Using an Epson R280 printer, we were able to load our lactose and glucose inks by interrupting the ink-charging process and manually injecting, by syringe pump, our solutions into specific color reservoirs (300 mM lactose, 500 mM glucose).

The liquid can then be deposited on a spinning wafer, forming a thin film through centrifugal action (much like a spin-art booth at a carnival) or printed using an ink-jet process.

The aim of this research was to study a new invention concept of ink removal processes by a combined effect of centrifugal force and electrical force.

Electrochemically-exfoliated graphene was then used as the functional material in the ink-coating process with Nafion as binder and dispersant, and carbon cloth as substrate.

At its 2012 summer meeting, the Environmental Council of the States (ECOS), an association of state environmental agency leaders, passed a resolution calling on the EPA to work with industry and states to develop cleaner pigment and ink manufacturing processes and products.