Sentence examples for numbers of metal from inspiring English sources
The convective assembly of huge numbers of metal nanoparticles has been used to produce highly dense and sensitive metallic hot spots, as shown in Fig. 4c [36].
Since these "conventional" oxides consists of equal numbers of metal atoms and oxygen atoms, adding CO2 creates a carbonate calcite (CaCO3) in the case of calcium, magnesite (MgCO3) in the case of magnesium, and dolomite in the case of a mixture of both.Basalt thus presents a good theoretical opportunity to store a lot of carbon dioxide in a way that would keep it put for quite a long time.
These are the drawn gate length and the used numbers of metal layers for logic and for memories.
The model offers possibilities of experimental determination of transport numbers of metal and oxygen in the steady-state processes of anodic porous oxidation of metals.
Nowhere is this more clear than in the hills and mountains in the southeastern Black Sea region (ancient Colchis), where exceptionally large numbers of metal production sites have been found.
The error in the measured transport numbers of metal and oxygen, which is caused by ignoring a contribution of electrolyte anions to the total charge transport, is maximum in the absence of anion motion.
Earlier this year, residents of Sparkbrook and two surrounding neighbourhoods in Birmingham noticed a large number of metal posts being erected on the pavements of their streets.
Fans of heavy rock can now expand their musical horizons using a map showing which countries have the highest number of metal bands.
There are safety plans in place should it get extremely busy and a number of metal washers have also been buried to fox those who decide to get the metal detector out of the loft.
Asos claims codes on the boxes with the contaminated belts match those supplied by Haq and that the discrepancies over the number of metal studs is due to the belts all being handmade.
Another arrangement was the placing of a number of metal plates vertically between the sides of the slide and a similar set of plates hanging from the carriage, so that one set interleaved the other.
