Sentence examples for means for surface from inspiring English sources

Excimer laser annealing provides a rapid and efficient means for surface alloying and modification of ceramic materials.

Although the changes there are indeed occurring, "we don't know yet what that means for the surface," says Seidel, whose team reported the findings online 2 December in Nature Geoscience.

Fluorination of mammalian cell surfaces provides a means for introducing a bioorthogonal surface for modulating noncovalent interactions such as those involved in cell adhesion.

Clearly, Microsoft meant for the Surface to be primarily used in landscape mode.

Panay spoke to TechCrunch about the new additions to the line and what Surface means for Microsoft's aspirations as a hardware company.

These results suggest a means for optimizing the nanostructural surfaces of polymer dielectrics by engineering OFET interfaces in an effort to improve device performance.

RL production appears as a means for regulation of cell-surface hydrophobicity and modification of adhesive interactions, especially when changes in nutritional conditions occur (Boles et al. 2005; de Andrès et al. 1991; Déziel et al. 2003; Neu 1996).

Rather, there's both a low and high range, but it's only meant for slippery surfaces, so you'd basically use it on dirt roads or if it snows.

Fig. 3 Difference vs. mean for surface measurements.

ASP = 0.5 = 50%, for example, means that the surface of the lesion is 50% larger than the surface of a sphere with the same volume.

Sealants are meant for the chewing surfaces of molars, particularly those with many pits and fissures, though many dentists apply them routinely to all their young patients as soon as their pre-molars and molars erupt - at around age six and 12.