Sentence examples for integrating the surface from inspiring English sources

It also focuses on integrating the surface texture information into a Computer-aided Technology (CAx) framework.

The resulting reradiated field is obtained by integrating the surface current densities over the scattering object surface [20] or, alternatively, aperture.

The surface pressure distributions on the sphere and the plane were measured, and the drag and lift coefficients were determined by integrating the surface pressure of the sphere.

Therefore, it is accordingly hopeful to construct novel structured α-Fe2O3 electrode with high solar-to-hydrogen efficiency by integrating the surface plasmon resonance and surface passivation on α-Fe2O3.

By integrating the surface photon flux/doses for the single wavelength regions (UVR, PAR) over different times and relating this to the chlorophyll maxima depths, it could be shown that an illumination period of about 45 min has been crucial for the subsequent development of the chlorophyll maxima.

Herein, starting with a brief review of the development of the catalyst screening framework, we use a two-step kinetic model to refine and clarify the origin of the volcano curve with a full analytical analysis by integrating the surface kinetics and the results of first-principles calculations.

A new experimental design methodology was developed by integrating the response surface methodology and the time series modeling.

In this paper, by integrating the response surface (RS) technique with the convex model approach, a new structural reliability analysis method is developed for many complex engineering problems with black-box limit-state functions.

Thus, volume estimates produced by integrating the spline-surface, and also the application of the exponential method, are likely to be minimum estimates of eruptive volume.

First, using the method of MacLaughlin et al. (1982), we established a biologically effective UV dose rate for photoconversion of 7-dehydrocholesterol to previtamin D in skin by integrating the measured UV surface irradiances weighted by the relative efficiencies for converting 7-dehydrocholesterol to previtamin D.

Here we demonstrate a new method that physically integrates the radiometric surface temperature (TS) into the PM equation for estimating the terrestrial surface energy balance fluxes (sensible heat, H and latent heat, λE).