Sentence examples for microscopic gas from inspiring English sources
The presence of microscopic gas pockets trapped on a non-wetting solid/liquid interface induces a significant decrease of the transmitted ultrasonic energy.
Ultrasound can induce the collapse of microscopic gas bubbles in the exposed liquid and lead to the rupture of cell membranes, yet it is less effective in killing some microorganisms such as bacteria [40].
The current scheme couples closely the update of macroscopic conservative variables with the update of microscopic gas distribution function within a time step.
The UGKS is a direct modeling method for flow simulation in all regimes with the updates of both macroscopic flow variables and microscopic gas distribution function.
The use of an oil-based primer is preferred over a latex primer because the latter generally contains ammonia, which reacts over time with aluminum to form microscopic gas bubbles, leading to premature failure of the primer (and hence, paint) surface.
The previously developed semi-microscopic gas gain formula is found to describe well the gas gain data obtained in each of the gas mixtures analyzed, thus allowing a consistent examination of the air effect on the relevant gas constants.
The micropores in the membrane lungs create microscopic blood-gas interfaces allowing efficient gas exchange on a counter-current principle with sweep gas blown through the blood-polymer interface.
Micropores create microscopic blood-gas interfaces allowing efficient gas exchange, but also cause plasma leak.
Mr. Johnson spoke of Sandia's work in nanotechnology -- the science of engineering complex machines the size of a pinprick -- and the promise it holds for developing microscopic nerve-gas detection robots or spy satellites the size of grains of pollen.
The natural crystals have microscopic irregularly-shaped gas and liquid inclusions, whereas the synthetic gems usually show microscopic cracks along and normal to the intersection of facets.
But microscopic bubbles of gas have a tendency to collapse within a few seconds, and so must be injected close to the site of interest.
