Sentence examples for link surface from inspiring English sources

His effects successfully link surface characteristics and imagery inspiration but at the same time seem delicate, subjective and inventive.

As part of a LINK surface engineering project, a consortium of universities, hard materials suppliers, valve manufacturers and end users have investigated the incorporation of CVD diamond into choke valves to enhance valve life in erosive duties.

The daily soil water balance is a key element to link surface and subsurface models as it calculates infiltration and groundwater recharge by considering a time delay routing through a vadose zone down to the groundwater table.

Full 3D crustal P and S velocity models will definitely help to link surface geological features with tectonic processes at depth.

Figure 3(b) shows a XEOL image (ironbow colour scale) of a region of the link surface 2 × 0.5 mm2 formed by subtracting an image taken with incident X-rays at 8.96 keV (just before the copper K-edge) from one taken at 9.016 keV (just after the K-edge).

However, recent developments in computational tribology [ 10] now make it possible to quantitatively link surface tribological aberrations with accelerated wear in individual cases.

It is amazing that they made the playoffs considering how their weakest link surfaced during the regular season.

A potential link surfaced between this week's kidnapping of the Italians -- Simona Pari and Simona Torretta -- and Islamic militants in Falluja, a city 35 miles west of Baghdad that has been out of the control of American and Iraqi government forces for months.

Officials from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and two groups representing American grain producers are expected in Tokyo tomorrow to try to explain how the genetically modified corn, called StarLink, surfaced in Japan, according to one grain importer.

It's an interesting time in the popular link surfacing space.

When the smartphone-suicide link surfaced, researchers reacted with a mix of shock and resignation that the problem couldn't be easily solved.