Sentence examples for interior shell from inspiring English sources

The interior shell will never freeze, and pipes are protected.

Nuculana has an interior shell with two roughened areas at both ends where the muscles for closing the shell are located.

The firm of Marshall Day, the lead acousticians, enclosed the auditorium within an interior shell, which adds reverberation without making instrumental voices indistinct.

Frosted glass partitions around two sides of the periphery create a cocoon-like interior shell that encloses offices, conference rooms and the kitchen-cafeteria area.

Solution: A new interior shell of spray foam inside all walls, floor and ceiling solved the dilemma.

The S domain builds the interior shell that forms the basic structure of the icosahedral capsid (Prasad et al., 1999), while the P domain dimerizes constituting the arch-like protrusions extending from the shell.

Firstly, the triple-shelled hollow microsphere structures can enable multiple light reflection and scattering between the outer spherical shell and the two interior shells compared with the nanoparticles and single-shelled hollow spheres to provide a more efficient way to enhance light-harvesting efficiency.

The outermost shell of electrons called the valence shell determines the chemical behaviour of an atom, and the number of electrons in this shell depends on how many are left over after all the interior shells are filled.

This does not support interior shells, and the documentation does not specify whether self-intersection is verified or whether non-manifoldness is taken into account.

Oracle Spatial2 has a volumetric primitive that can contain interior shells, but unfortunately there are two major omissions that make this primitive diverts from the ISO19107 definitions: (1) Oracle's shells are not 2-manifold, they simply have to be interior-connected (non-manifold vertices and edges are thus allowed); (2) Polygons cannot have interior rings.

Dendrimers, synthetic macromolecules, have tree-like and well-defined branch unique features, such as a multivalent surface (nanoscaffolding), interior shells, and a core to which the dendrons are attached, showing great promise for them to be used as drug carriers [75].