Sentence examples for layer which contributes from inspiring English sources

But on top of all of those data layers is something Google is calling the Knowledge Layer, which contributes to people's ability to get questions with more complex parameters answered.

They also affect infiltration processes into underlying soil and ground cover through their root systems and organic humus layer, which contributes to controlling erosion dynamics.

The stable cycle performance is benefiting from the Cu2+1O coating layer, which contributes to the increased conductivity and suppression of volume changes of Si during insertion/extraction processes of lithium ions.

This enhancement is in terms of the low thermal conductivity of the porous column layer and nanoPS layer, which contributes to the reduction of the amount of heat escaping to the substrate and to the efficient photo-acoustic emission from metal nanoparticle arrays.

In turn this interaction is not present for multilayer h-BN, where the top layer (which contributes most significantly to the XPS signal) is supported by the other h-BN layers and thus shows the BE at 190.6/398.1 eV.

That was due to the formed dense fouling layer, which contributed to the increase of mass and thermal resistances.

Thus, thermal-sprayed coatings treated in vacuum and electric furnaces were more effective due to the formation of a diffusion layer, which contributed to improving the fatigue strength of the steel specimens.

By multi-techniques such as SEM, AFM, and XPS, it was proved that the atmosphere humidity had modified the surface morphology and thickness of the skin layer in support layer, which contributed up to 90% of the structure parameter, resulting in distinct morphology, thickness, and cross-linking degree of active layer.

According to Infrared spectrum analysis (FTIR), the Tween80 surfactant molecules bond to the surface of LiFePO4 and form an adsorption layer, which contribute to the formation of a homogeneous carbon layer tightly coating on the surface of LiFePO4 particles in the process of sintering, due to a strong binding force provided by surface chemical bonds.

The painted surface was found to be covered with a varnish layer, which contributed to the fluorescence background, although it still was possible to identify the pigments in the investigated areas of the artefact.

On the medium term, chondroid metaplasia takes place in the intimal hyperplasia layers, which contributes to calcification of the grafts.