Sentence examples for layer cleavage from inspiring English sources

This new process allows more flexible control of the depth of hydrogen accumulation and the location of layer cleavage.

A very fine-grained metamorphic rock (usually developed from clay-rich sediments) exhibiting perfect planar layering and perfection of splitting into layers (slaty cleavage) is slate.

Tape was used as the micromechanical cleavage layer to detach graphene samples from graphite.

The Ti layer failed by cleavage mode, showing extensive plastic deformation during the bending process.

No clear capsule nor cleavage layer was found with the joint capsule, and no vascular peduncle was found either, so that part of the anteromedial ankle joint capsule had to be removed with the mass.

The difference in porosity between the outer and inner layers ensures good cleavage on the original surface.

There is strong support for the view that the ventricular myocardium has a laminar organization in which myocytes are grouped into branching layers separated by cleavage planes.

A few post-translational modifications are known to occur in S-layer proteins, including cleavage of carboxy- or amino terminal fragments, protein phosphorylation, and protein glycosylation of amino acid residues.

The discrepancy between these conflicting findings may be explained in part by the notion that the desmoglein compensation hypothesis is based on the following two assumptions: (1) the expression pattern of Dsg 3 and Dsg 1 do not substantially overlap in epidermal and mucosal layers where the cleavage plane in PV and PF is located.

TPRS results show that a fraction of the n-butane layer undergoes C H bond cleavage below ∼215 K and that the resulting fragments are completely oxidized by the surface upon continued heating.

Collectively, these data indicate that cell layer number increase at cleavage stages in the chick embryo is not directly caused by oriented cell divisions.