Sentence examples for materials illustrated from inspiring English sources

The hierarchical CuO nanoflowers serving as active materials illustrated great performances for non-enzymatic glucose sensing with high sensitivity of 2217 μA mM−1 cm−2, low detection limit of 0.96 μM and wide linear range up to 6 mM.

In this chapter, we focus on the biomimetic synthesis of inorganic materials, particularly on the biomineralization mechanism and its corresponding biomimetic mineralization inorganic materials, biotemplated inorganic materials, biomimetic synthesis of inorganic chiral materials, and bioinspired multiscale inorganic materials, illustrated by appropriate recent key examples.

These materials illustrate that exclusive attention to Said's published output can be quite misleading.

Alex Mawer, VisitEngland's marketing director, said key destinations would be used as "iconic images in our marketing materials illustrating England's outstanding tourism offering".

His emphasis on textures as the quintessential rhetoric expression of modern materials illustrates the historical and conceptual distance between postwar modern architecture and earlier periods.

The scientists described their work in a paper published online by the journal Nature Materials, illustrating the tape's effectiveness with a photograph of a Spider-Man action figure hanging upside down by just one palm.

Just as what Mona calls Numbers and Materials illustrates the deformities in the lives and minds of her pupils, Mona herself is shown to have problems outside of school.

On display are nearly 200 items, including artifacts from the Holy Land and books, maps and other materials illustrating the historical setting in which the scrolls were produced more than 2,000 years ago.

MnSn2 and Li4Ti5O12 electrode materials illustrate different working voltage versus the redox couple Li+/Li0 and different reaction mechanisms during lithium insertion/deinsertion cycles.

The different materials illustrate clear but different trends for the thermal conductivity as a function of the level of vacuum and external pressure.

A presentation of the new class of highly innovative materials, so-called smart materials, is given, addressing both property-changing materials and energy-exchanging materials, illustrating their properties and their application in the building sector.