Sentence examples for inner interconnected from inspiring English sources

It is believed that the photocatalytic superiority of the cabbage-like NaInS2 architectures is mainly due to their special surface areas and inner interconnected structural features.

Such a high current density makes these NW suitable as inner interconnects in nanoelectronics.

However, the relatively low resistivity coupled with a high current density make Mo NWs viable materials especially for the inner interconnects of nanoelectronic devices.

Similarities between structures could also be seen in the SEM images presented in Figure 2. The porous structures with inner pores interconnected by collagen fibrils were visible in all studied samples, as shown in Figure 2. Pore sizes varied between 20 and 150  μm, being larger for Coll-SS samples which contain HA and smaller for samples which contain CS.

The building blocks of this system were opaque, white cylindrical chambers, 9 cm high and 9.5 cm in diameter (inner dimensions), which interconnected in a modular fashion (Fig.  1a).

The LCL DC hub is a multiport high power DC/DC converter that incorporates an inner LCL circuit to interconnect DC systems with different DC voltages through DC/AC ports.

The data reveal the temporally coordinated growth of the optic neuropils, and clarify how the position and orientation of the neuropils and interconnecting tracts (inner and outer optic chiasm) changes over time.

Large pores in the scaffold surface that are interconnected to the inner pores are needed for controlled cell seeding and uniform cell distribution.

This suggests that the outer and inner macropores were not completely interconnected or that the pore size was not sufficiently large to be entirely penetrated by tissue.

Morphologically, the scaffold is made of two inner rings, sandwiched between and interconnected with two outer rings, such that the nuclear and cytoplasmic halves of the NPC have one inner and one outer ring each.

The penlike enclosure has an inner fence and an outer fence, interconnected in a way that confounds immediate comprehension.