Sentence examples for most interesting property from inspiring English sources

The most interesting property of this catalyst is the presence of large pores (average diameter of 8×10−4 m) to reduce diffusional limitations.

He is a property journalist for South Africa's Financial Mail, and one of the sharpest and most interesting property developers in South Africa.

The potential for synergistic effects on enzyme cascades is the most interesting property of protein assemblies.

The most interesting property remaining on the board is likely Jackson Hole, with its iconic status and unique standing in the ski world.

The most interesting property of the proposed sum-correlation function is the close link to the outage probability and thus to the diversity gain.

The simulated signals come from [11] (see Section 4.1 in [11] for details about the procedure to generate them); the most interesting property of these signals is that the different components correspond to the same patient and session (preserving the electrode position), being only necessary the interpolation during the QRST intervals for the atrial component.

Because of its main field of application as a flat slab, the punching shear capacity is one of the most interesting properties of this slab.

Among the most interesting properties of 2D-TMDs is the tunability of the electronic properties as a function of layer thickness18,19, stress20,21, defects such as vacancies, and doping and intercalation12,22,23,24.

Some of the most interesting properties of these multilayer coatings when compared to monolayers are hardness higher than 40 GPa, friction coefficients < 0.3, improved adhesion and increased heat and corrosion resistance.

But the discussion about energy has gotten him increasingly excited about one area of his research, the challenge of creating self-replicating batches of nanotubes that consist entirely of single-walled cylinders, which are more uniform than multiwalled tubes and thus more likely to strongly exhibit the nanotubes' most interesting properties.

That is why the most interesting properties to be studied are in the domain of the thinnest films.