Sentence examples for observation of a surface from inspiring English sources

We give an example of direct observation of a surface which changed in time during the STM experiment.

The synthesis of the pyrimidine-based chiral inducer, electrochemical polymerization, and observation of a surface image of the polymer were carried out.

This 90° orientational change, however, still leaves the freedom for the surface fibres to distribute themselves in any orientation in a 2D plane that is parallel with the articular surface: hence the observation of a "surface fibril ambiguity" in MRI literature.

The data obtained include rapid X-ray photoelectron diffraction scans and time-resolved core-level observations of a surface reaction process.

The mechanism of scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) observations of a surface of a silicon oxide (silica) thin film grown on crystalline silicon and its silica/silicon interface were investigated by means of semiempirical quantum chemical calculations.

On the contrary we sugest that our observation shows activity of a surface region which, on the basis of presently available knowledge was considered to be blocked, ie electrically inactive.

Invented in 1982 by Binnig et al., atomic force microscope (AFM) is designed to use a nanoscale probe monitored by a laser beam for the observation of a specimen's surface with nanoscopic or even atomic resolution [1].

In this report we discuss some results we have obtained with the observation of the surface structure of a silver single crystal which electrolytically grows from a AgNO3 solution.

This paper reports on the experimental observation of the displacement of a surface plasmon resonance (SPR) excited by a metallic diffraction grating.

A similar observation of optimum surface roughness for maximum bonding strength was observed by Budhe et al. [20], who compared the effect of surface roughness on bonding strength for wood and aluminum AA6061.

The dissolution was an off-the-shelf distilled water solution of 760-nm polystyrene nanospheres, the pumping rate was 2.2 ml/h, and the deposition time was 10 min. A macroscopic observation of the surface of the deposited layers demonstrates the existence of several domains of tens of microns wide.