Sentence examples for limiting material from inspiring English sources
In life on Earth the limiting material is lipid membrane studded with transport proteins fabricated by the incessantly active cell.
At a single high concentration of 375 μg/ml (or lower, as one antibody had limiting material), 19 showed inhibition in a single concentration functional screen above 80% and one greater than 50% (Supplementary Table 1).
This paper presents the design of a new and efficient optical limiting material based on carbon nanotubes (CNTs) functionalized with a commercial fluorescent ink.
Fabricating arbitrarily complex three-dimensional geometries requires the ability to change the intrinsic curvature of initially flat structures, while simultaneously limiting material distortion to not disturb the surface features.
The design life limiting material property for vessels made from tempered martensitic steel is the environment assisted fatigue crack growth rate (FCGR) that depends on ΔK, the load ratio, loading frequency, and the H2 pressure.
The optical limiting properties were studied by using the open-aperture Z-scan measures at 532 nm, and the results show that 6THIOP-NH-SPFGraphene demonstrated a superior optical limiting effect, better than that of the benchmark optical limiting material C60.
The broad-band optcial limiting properties of these compounds indicate that they can be potentially applicated in optical limiting materials.
The value of 2PA coefficient was found to be 3.0 × 10−11 mW, which is comparable to that of good optical limiting materials.
The experimental investigation also shows that they are very interesting optical limiting materials and their optical limiting behaviour is mainly due to two photon absorption phenomenon.
Mr. Parker uses a program named AdSubtract to limit his cookies and to limit material that he finds annoying, like pop-up advertisements.
With space to fill and limited material, other things bubble up through the gaps along the way, in particular a rather guarded sense of narratorial disgust.
