Sentence examples for much faster surface from inspiring English sources

'Howard, it's a much faster surface indoors.

In accordance with recent theoretical findings, much faster surface exchange (∼4 times) and diffusion (∼10 times) were observed for the tensile strained films compared to the compressively strained films in the entire temperature range.

This argument is based on the expectation that travel from one region to another is much faster through surface streams than through subterranean passages because open waters contain abundant food and provide direct passage, while subterranean routes have low food reserves and their passages may be maze-like.

The validity of the proposed method was confirmed by comparing interaction forces measured by this method with those by the normal dynamic method for the system of a mica plate and a silica particle in electrolyte solutions where an equilibrium was nearly achieved because water molecules and ions moved much faster than surfaces.

Observations of it made in 2004 by Cassini suggest that Titan is a "super rotator", like Venus, with an atmosphere that rotates much faster than its surface.

However, adsorption of high molecular weight proteins is relatively a slow process as their adsorption involves removal of low molecular weight proteins that diffuse much faster to a surface than high molecular weight mucins [ 31].

The degradation of ZnS nanoparticles starts at surface and is much faster due to their large surface area [39].

The ball rolls much faster on an indoor surface than on grass, Mr. Dunning said, so no driving (the equivalent of a slap shot in ice hockey), no lifting (hits that become airborne) and no tackling.

A structure with a smooth surface will be much faster than a structure with a rough surface.

Propulsion Gel accelerates you and can be used to fire yourself off surfaces much faster and farther than just by a running jump.

AFM and Quartz Crystal Microbalance with Dissipation monitoring (QCM-D) studies demonstrated that the S-layer protein SbpA adsorbs on aminopropyltriethoxysilane- and octadecyltrichlorosilane-modified surfaces much faster than on the native silicon dioxide rendered hydrophilic by plasma treatment (Lopez et al., 2010).