Sentence examples for mismatched materials from inspiring English sources
A similar crystallographic disorder, with an approximately 2-nm thickness, between the film and underlayer was shown in the perovskite LSMO and SrTiO3 epilayers grown on lattice mismatched materials [15].
The usual growth mode is Stranski-Krastanow (SK) growth, in which self-assembled QDs are formed via 2D to 3D transition of epitaxial films in heteroepitaxial growth of lattice mismatched materials.
The large magnitude of dark current density indicates that there are considerable defects and dislocations in the ZnO film grown on a Si substrate, which is a typical result of heteroepitaxy between largely mismatched materials [25].
The primary application is to produce device-quality highly mismatched materials on dissimilar substrates.
Controlled surface engineering provides an effective pathway towards the growth of the large mismatched materials.
For example, owing to their small footprint, one-dimensional NWs enable integration of highly lattice or thermally mismatched materials on dissimilar substrates [1].
Submonolayer (SML) deposition of lattice mismatched material results in dense arrays of nanoscale two-dimensional islands [23].
As regards the interplay between semantic and syntactic processes across the sentence context, we expected a differential modulation of the (syntactical) P600 by sentence external semantically matching and mismatching material.
One of the main mechanisms to fabricate these nanometer-sized structures is the Stranski Krastanov growth mode of epitaxial lattice mismatch materials [1 3].
We constructed questions where the wh-word-noun pair either matched (syntactic violation) or mismatched (control) (see materials).
In the present study, the fronto-central positivity appeared when semantically mismatching extraneous material concurred with semantically correct sentences (i.e., syntactic condition), introducing a new element into the semantic frame, possibly increasing the complexity of the discourse model of the sentence in question.
