Sentence examples for material bounded by from inspiring English sources

But the same technique also determines the mass of a uniform sheet of material bounded by some chosen curve or the quantity of paint needed to cover an irregularly shaped surface.

It is well known that epitaxial films of III-nitrides grow in columnar structures of relatively perfect material bounded by dislocation arrays (the so-called mosaic model) [14 16].

This phenomenon is attributed to the formation and annihilation of incipient kink bands, defined to be thin plates of sheared material bounded by opposite walls of dislocations that as long as the dislocation walls remain attached, are attracted to each other and annihilate upon removal of the load.

The 3-dimensional test structures were created by encapsulating the copper lines and via with liner/cap material and bounded by SiCOH.

During autophagy, part of the cytoplasm containing sequestered materials is bounded by a double membrane to form an autophagolysosome, which further fuses with lysosome for degradation.

In plasmas bounded by material surfaces the Bohm criterion has to be satisfied at the entrance of the Debye sheath near the surface.

For instance, since the two-dimensional area of a rectangular space is its length times its width, you can often use the length measurements for materials that form rectangles to find the area bounded by the materials.

This striation suggests two quite different things: the "dream" of life that like a river passes through names and forms (namarupa), but also its very opposite: the reinforcement of material reality, palpable, perceivable and bounded by time and space.

According to Aristotle, the universe is a material plenum, finite in extent, bounded by the outermost sphere of the fixed stars.

In this paper, the field projection method is further generalized to extracting the tractions along interfaces bounded by nonlinear materials, both with and without pre-existing cracks.

Cellular autopoietic systems are bounded by a dynamic material made by the system itself.