Sentence examples for much wider pore from inspiring English sources

While LAH4 contains a large number of small pores, and few large pores (the largest is about just over 1 mm), C8 contains a much wider pore size distribution, including pores almost 2 mm in diameter (Heap et al. 2014b).

By contrast, the tapered W-ZnO whiskers in this study were hardly derived from the splashed liquid because the tapered whiskers have a much wider base than the pores on the partially molten particulate (Fig. 3b).

The collective analysis of experimental data suggests that solvation imposes an optimum pore size for each ion with regard to rate capability: moderate solvation contributes to enhancing capacitance in pores slightly exceeding solvated ion size while excessive solvation deteriorates the high-rate response of supercapacitor electrodes having pores much wider than ion size.

On the contrary, applying the potential of 4 V resulted in the formation of anodic films with much wider channels (∼40 nm in diameter) and larger pore spacing (∼55 nm).

It is important to note that, in order to accommodate a much wider pilus [ 3], the core complex OM pore would have to considerably expand.

This would imply that the open pore is very wide at the level of the CLs, much wider than in the TMs where Cl– ions certainly do interact with pore-lining side chains.

In contrast, the Al2O3 architectures prepared with a side stainless-steel plate exhibited thicker ceramic lamellae and wider pore channels as well as decreased cross connections, leading to much weaker compressive strength.

Overall, Ser6′ (resp. Thr2') influences the ion density in a window much wider than expected: the region that exhibits the largest effect covers a 22-Å (resp. 24 Å) wide window along the pore axis, between Glu-2′ (resp. the M1 M2 tip) and Leu17′ (resp. Ala13′).

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Terrorism's impact is much wider.