Sentence examples for lattice opening from inspiring English sources

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Serendipitously, Simmons found that the most efficient use of the glass would be to cut it into diamond shapes with sides of 1.1 meters; when the engineers analyzed the structural steel frame, they discovered that the ideal length of each side of the lattice opening was a little more than 0.9 meters.

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The recent demonstration that these materials can be synthesized in tetrahedral structures (wurtzite analogues of the chalcopyrite lattice) opens up a new vista of applications.

The optimization occurs at a = 600 nm and d = 480 nm, yielding η = 26.17%, which is close to that reported in [14] (i.e., 26.52% when a = 600 nm and f = 0.5, i.e., d/a = 0.8). Figure 2 SNHs lattice constant, opening ratio optimization, and absorption spectra.

The intriguing interplay of charge, spin, and orbital ordering in these systems superimposed by lattice effects opens a scientifically rewarding playground for both fundamental and application-oriented research.

In C. elegans, electron microscopy studies have shown that the loss of α-tubulin acetyltransferases causes a decrease in MT abundance, increase in MTs with irregular protofilament number, and appearance of MTs in which the protofilament lattice had opened into semicircular or sheet-like structures (Cueva et al., 2012; Topalidou et al., 2012).

NAIROBI — I was negotiating one of Nairobi's terrifying traffic circles — a maneuver that requires jumping over a lattice of open sewers while playing chicken with a line of trucks snorting their way toward Uganda and Congo — when I was confronted with a vision to chill the heart and drop the jaw.

Next consider a 2D-TFIM on a square lattice with open boundary conditions.

(c) Cross-sectional view before widening and opening of the pore's end with a lattice constant of 250 nm.

This coupling quenches the radiative recombination opening nonradiative relaxation paths by transferring the energy to the lattice via phonons emission.

From there, Mr. Hampson jumped into the 19th century, for Stephen Foster's "Open Thy Lattice Love".

They heard not just the chestnuts, like "Beautiful Dreamer," "Camptown Races" and "Oh! Susanna," but lesser-known songs like Foster's first, "Open Thy Lattice Love".

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