Sentence examples for of macroscopic lengths from inspiring English sources
Because the SWNT fibers were of macroscopic lengths and provided 1D electrical conducting channels, photovoltaic tests have been performed on the heterojunction solar cells made from the fibers and n-Si.
Even after the formation of the junction, the reaction progresses further, unlike conventional reactions between dislocations of macroscopic length, and the larger loop finally absorbs the smaller one.
In this way it is possible to probe an extraordinary broad range of 6 orders of magnitude in length from microscopic to macroscopic length scales.
In these models, a macroscopic deformation is imposed on a representative volume element (RVE) of the macroscopic length scale (∼1000 grains).
Changes in macroscopic length of α- and β-SiAlON and α-Si3N4 were similar in magnitude (0.11 0.14%), and almost double that of β-Si3N4 (0.06%).
The results have implications for analytical and numerical simulations of plastic deformation in ductile single crystal media, from the length scale of microns to the macroscopic length scale.
The advancing dynamic contact angles measured were from 90° to 105°, agreed with the theory and one adjustable parameter related to the ratio of microscopic to the macroscopic length scale that is recovered is found to depend inversely on the viscosity ratio.
Taking advantages of this nanoscale tunability on a macroscopic length scale could provide new classes of materials for scientific research and technological applications [1 5].
The results are also compared to earlier work of a similar nature using a long-distance microscope, which gives an understanding of crack behaviour at a macroscopic length scale.
The approach takes boundary conditions into account and ensures connected and macroscopically optimised microstructures regardless of the difference in micro- and macroscopic length scales.
We have developed a percolation model of catalyst deactivation which is formally correct both at microscopic and macroscopic length scales.
