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Fig. 5 Contact angle measurements on the surface of a SiO2@PDMS, b CZS1@PDMS, and c CZS2@PDMS nanocomposites.

The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU/APL) has been working with NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) on a lunar lander design that would take scientific measurements on the surface of the moon.

A simplified procedure, which can be easily programmed on a digital computer, is presented for experimental stress analysis through strain gauge measurements on the surface of the casing during test.

This reconstruction approach is validated by successfully matching the reconstructed pressure to Bernoulli's equation along a streamline far from the body and with pressure measurements on the surface of the body.

Experiments were carried out with a classic loading device and LVDT measurements as well as the grid method, which provides full-field displacement and strain measurements on the surface of the specimen.

Temperature measurements on the surface of the valve indicate that even after a sustained oven temperature of 240 °C, the portions of the valve directly involved with the sampling from the first column to the second column track the oven temperature to within 1.2% while the portions of the valve that are temperature-restrictive remain well below the maximum temperature of 175 °C.

In this study, the effect of cutting parameters and cutting fluid pressure on the quality measurement of the surface of the crest for threads milled during high speed milling operations has been scrutinised.

An investigation was done on the measurements of the surfaces of GM structure at the level of whole brain, left and right hemispheres.

Monitoring was carried out for sixty-six days, taking temperature and heat flux measurements on the surfaces of one wall every 10 min.

Pressure measurements on the surfaces of the model were carried out using high frequency pressure transducers to validate the output of the force balance.

Strong correlations between measurements arise from the diffusive nature of light propagation in tissue and the practical constraint of taking measurements only on the surface of the subject.