Sentence examples for interface dimensions from inspiring English sources

They consist of two perfectly bonded square prisms with varying interface dimensions and surface finishes.

The nominal stress at failure varied significantly with interface dimensions, thus invalidating its use as a fracture criterion.

Although the measured failure stress varied significantly with interface dimensions, the corresponding critical stress intensity did not, although as expected it varied with interface surface finish.

Companies such Google, Amazon.com and Apple dominate the brand awareness landscape, though that's a little misleading those solutions focus on the user interface dimension of home automation, while Z-Wave supports the "glue" that provides the actual connectivity to your smart home network.

Each soil image was analyzed using two fractal scaling exponents, box counting (capacity) dimension (DBC) and interface fractal dimension (Di), and three prefractal scaling coefficients, the total number of boxes intercepting the foreground pattern at a unit scale (A), fractal lacunarity at the unit scale (Λ1) and Shannon entropy at the unit scale (S1).

In this context, patterned surfaces and interfaces with dimensions from the macro- to the micro- and nanoscale, presenting biochemical cues in a spatially controlled manner, have made major contributions to interrogating the various fundamental processes that steer the response of biomacromolecular and cellular entities to materials.

Here, we examine this interface in the dimensions of innovation and costs, health information technology, evidence development and comparative effectiveness, clinical data standards, consumer tools, and patient safety and public health.

The model is a conceptual combination of a classical sharp interface in one dimension and a Cahn-Hilliard phase-field model in the other two dimensions.

A new algorithm for the volume tracking of interfaces in two dimensions is presented.

We thereby avoid the difficulty of tracking the interfaces in three dimensions.

Phys., 168 (2001) 445] in the context of deforming interfaces in two and three dimensions.