Sentence examples for most deposition from inspiring English sources

Most deposition models and experimental investigation in open literature focus on Newtonian carrier fluids.

The polycapillary optic produced 105 times more intensity at the sample than a pinhole, allowing the detector placement to be outside most deposition chambers.

The ICP power was varied from 100 to 400 W. The deposition rate was as high as >1 μm/h in most deposition conditions.

Tape-on-paper samples, rainwater samples, rainwater chemistry, pollen slides and air quality data all show that most deposition took place in Scotland on 23 24 May, with a second, minor, period of deposition on 26 27 May.

These samples have different exposure times and it is possible that tephra deposition took place at different times in different locations, but the results are an indication that most deposition took place during this time interval.

Although coating designs are becoming more and more complex, most deposition processes are still only controlled by parameters like electrical power, pressure, temperature and mass flow for which relatively cheap and reliable sensor technology is widely available.

Asian manufacturers are already pumping out simple 3D printers en masse using the same techniques used to make PC cases and most deposition-type printers are quite simple – an extruder and some rails are all you need to make a working PLA printer, for example.

For continuous sputtering, the discharge power was 300, 950 and 2850 W. At pulsed sputtering, the average discharge power was about 950 W in most depositions, while pulse power was varied from 2850 to 13 000 W.

Substrate bias voltage is one of the most influential deposition parameter for physical vapour deposition processes as it can directly control the adatom mobility during coating growth.

The most influential deposition conditions are as follows: Vertical and inclined nano-rod thin films were produced by deposition at α = 0° and α = 45° with films thickness of 500 and 200 nm, respectively, where the substrate holder was fixed (φ = constant).

The most famous deposition was Sparta's forcible ending of the tyranny at Athens.