Sentence examples for materials by controlling from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is promising to design new On Off MRL materials by controlling the ISC process of nitrophenyl-substituted luminophores.

In summary, we put forth a new design strategy for high performance On Off MRL materials by controlling the ISC process.

This work may provide a promising way to design high performance materials by controlling the substituting site of the dopant in other lead-free systems.

This unique and facile strategy shows potential in directly obtaining more ductile epoxy resins materials by controlling the topology of cross-linked networks.

The results provide the basic knowledge of how to adjust the mechanical properties of polymer materials by controlling their superstructure in the deformation process.

In the present work an attempt has been made to perform friction welding of dissimilar plastic based materials by controlling the melt flow index (MFI) after reinforcement with metal powders.

This work will determine more efficient cell movement within a paper material by controlling the paper's microfluidic dimensions and pore size.

A variation of the interparticle spacing allows to tune optical properties of entire material by controlling amplitude and position of a localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) of the cross-linked nanoparticles at nanoscale [7 9, 14].

A significant effort has been made in the last few years to extend the emission wavelength of InAs/GaAs QDs to the 1.55-μm telecommunication band by a number of different approaches [6-10], such as growing larger QDs by deposition of more QD material, by controlling the epitaxial growth conditions, or by growing on high-index surfaces.

On this aspect of using multilayered drug-loaded biodegradable nanofiber, Tatsuya et al. [35] developed the use of multilayered drug-loaded biodegradable nanofiber as a drug carrier material, by controlling the diameter of the fiber and the thickness of non-drug layer to achieve the purpose of controlled release.

Also featured is Suse Weber, whose self-described "emblematic sculptures" incorporate the audience as a material by controlling the spacial and temporal aspects of looking.