Sentence examples for macroscopic dimensions of from inspiring English sources

The relaxation time on first exposure to helium was 3 4 days, regardless of the macroscopic dimensions of the sample.

The plastic constraint can operate in two size scales, one associated with the macroscopic dimensions of the transition, and the other with the reinforcing particles, when present.

Each time after exposure to helium, the 'helium volume' of the lumps irreversibly increased due to improved accessibility of the sorption sites, but there were no significant changes of the macroscopic dimensions of coal.

We exploit the adventitious amorphous carbon phase as a pore-forming agent, which is subsequently removed by selective combustion, exposing the embedded graphitic nanostructures and associated metal catalyst nanoparticles, while still retaining the macroscopic dimensions of the initial thermoset polymeric solid.

Swelling is considered as a non-affine 'inflation' of the hydrophobic matrix by small aggregates of water molecules ('droplets') adsorbed by highly hydrophilic groups, whereas the macroscopic dimensions of the sample change as a result of the compression of the 'films' separating the droplets.

The study aimed at defining reference values for electrocardiographic (ECG) and echocardiographic parameters as well as macroscopic dimensions of the heart and microscopic dimensions of cardiomyocytes in the European brown hare.

Unlike the previous plant-based investigations which continuously attributed the failure causes to refractory brick design/manufacturing, the current approach provides a detailed, almost macroscopic dimension of vulnerabilities in maintenance, operations and quality practices in the plant.

Below this temperature the overall macroscopic dimension of the structure remains, except where shrinkage contracts the outer surface; however, shrinkage of the liquid also occurs within the interdendritic spaces, resulting in the formation of porosity.

These types of treatment are only applicable to disease of macroscopic dimensions, so once we are dealing with sub-millimetre metastases, localisation may become unimportant and only detection is needed to allow systemic or regional chemo- or immuno-therapy.

Macroscopic dimensions allow mechanical separation of individual skin layers, tape stripping, 1807) sectioning of the skin layers at different depths, and visualization of permeant positions in the cross sections.

At the same time clever colloid design and functionalization concepts allow for versatile particle assembly providing monolayers of macroscopic dimensions.