Sentence examples for more complex surfaces from inspiring English sources
Turning, boring, and drilling generate cylindrical or more complex surfaces of rotation.
Instead of extending the purely theoretical models to surfaces of more complex microgeometry, [Westin 92] adopts a simulation-based method of determining the BRDFs of more complex surfaces.
His approach was to work with simple surfaces -single, uniform metal crystals - and discover how chemical reactions occur on them, then extrapolate his findings to more complex surfaces like those used in industrial reactions.
The proposed artificial skin, which employs extendable spiral electrodes, is highly flexible and durable so that it can conform to more complex surfaces without damaging the skin structure and the metal interconnects on the sensing array.
The fabricated tactile sensors are highly flexible and durable so that they can conform to more complex surfaces without damaging the skin structure and the metal interconnects on the sensing array.
He created the concept of open architecture control, which expanded the control of machine tools and enabled both better connections to high-end computer-aided design or CAD images so that more complex surfaces could be machined, and the use of more sensors for in-process inspection and real-time adjustments.
Various post-syntactic operations perform local movements of morphemes, introduce systematic category neutralization, and insert non-syntactic morphemes, creating more complex surface structures.
The asphere's more complex surface profile can reduce or eliminate easily spherical aberration at different incidence heights at one time.
In contrast, the low passage B. burgdorferi B31 clone B31-5A18NP1 [14] exhibits a much more complex surface, where multiple abundant proteins such as Osp's might at least partially mask the expressed Vsp proteins and therefore lead to a somewhat attenuated change in phenotype.
A larger value of EDF suggests a more complex surface.
We also showed that the SI-ATRP of pSBMA and subsequent mineralization could be extended to commercial orthopedic implants with more complex surface topology/porosities.
