Sentence examples for layer that separates from inspiring English sources

The core shell design contains an optically transparent SiO2 intermediate layer that separates the metallic nanoparticle core and the phosphor shell.

Moreover, the production of hydrogen gas creates a layer that separates the sodium and the water, which should further slow the reaction, resulting in slow bubbling rather than a kaboom.

The characteristics of the surface plasmon resonance obtained for the multilayer structures studied in this work primarily depend on the properties of the SPR of the two constituents metal layers (their composition and thickness) and the strength of the coupling between them (defined by the thickness of the dielectric layer that separates them).

After a neural electrode is implanted into the central nervous system, a host response is subsequently elicited, which results in the encapsulation of the implant by a dense astrocyte layer that separates the implant from the targeted neurons and hinders charge transfer at the electrode/neural-tissue interface.

The perched water table is the zone of saturation occurring above the normal water table in a soil in which there is an impermeable layer that separates the perched water table from the permanent ground water.

These parameters change along a steep gradient ranging from the coral tissue layer across a diffusive boundary layer that separates the coral tissue microenvironment from the surrounding seawater [39], [40].

In free-living mice, we could typically observe a non-penetrable inner colon mucus layer that separated the beads from the epithelium even further than what was observed in mice from Room 1 (Fig 3E).

However, a defect of this coating approach is the tremendous decrease in SERS activity, which is caused by the coating layers that separate the target molecules from the Ag NPs and by the possible morphology changes of the Ag NPs engendered during the coating process.

A quantitative analysis of the injected charges into the particle agglomerate suggests that neck formation has occurred once a critical charge density was obtained on the particle surfaces, i.e. commensurate with an increase in the local electrical field strength across individual dielectric oxide layers that separated the metallic particles.

Humans have an inner mucus layer that normally separates bacteria from coming in contact with the epithelial cells.

The results from the free-living mice strongly argue for the importance of a well-developed inner mucus layer that efficiently separates bacteria and host epithelium in a natural habitat.