Sentence examples for modification of interface from inspiring English sources

Refinement of microstructural length scales and modification of interface character offer opportunities for optimizing material properties.

The electrical properties of epitaxial Gd2O3 thin films were improved significantly by controlled modification of interface layer composition.

The modification of interface using nanoparticles in emulsions and immiscible polymer blends introduces elaborate methods to develop functional materials.

After an initial fluence of 5 × 1010 ions cm−2, the role of electronic energy loss in modification of interface states has been envisaged in relation to the immunity of SBH over a wide fluence range.

The role of electronic energy loss in modification of interface states has been envisaged in relation to the immunity of SBH over a wide fluence range after an initial fluence of 1×1012 ions cm−2.

The emphasis is on the application of GISAS to elucidating the effects of geometrical surface constraint on self-assembled systems and the effect of modification of interfaces or molecular subassemblies to direct the formation of more complex structures.

In particular, the magnetic properties of giant magnetoresistive NiO Co Cu-based symmetric spiNiO Co Cu-basedsymmetricn relation to the modification of interfacespind nanostructure using surface modifier Pb.

All other six ternary elements (type-2: Fe, Co, Ni, Ir, B and C) with a negligibly low solubility in MoSi2 and Mo5Si3 exhibit a strong tendency to segregate on MoSi2/Mo5Si3 interfaces, resulting in both microstructure refinement and the modification of the interface morphology.

Apple does not provide any APIs or frameworks to developers that would allow this kind of modification of its interface.

After that, three extra DLS tests were performed, in order to address any modification of the interface behavior.

So far, unusually high hydrophobicity observed on ZnO nanomaterial was generated due to the modification of elementary interface interaction forces.