Sentence examples for organic interface from inspiring English sources

This plant-robot hybrid, called Elowan, shows that technologists can use signals that already exist in nature like the plant's light-sensing capacity to create an entirely new kind of organic interface.

In this work, we introduce a new computational method to automatically generate an organic interface structure that allows existing objects to be statically supported within a prescribed physical environment.

The mechanical response of granular nanocomposite (i.e. nacre) was investigated through modeling the "relatively soft" organic interface as an interfacial zone among "hard" mineral tablets and simulation results were compared with experimental measurements of stress-strain curves in tension and compression tests.

The surface of the implanted device directly interacts with cell and extracellular milieu and influences their biological activities affecting the healing of the implant site after the surgery, tissue regeneration, and the formation of an organic interface with cells and ECM proteins.

The framing of David's hand against our UI elements was considered almost a year before the shoot in an early sketch by the director, so we had time to consider the more organic interface between robot and human.

Otherwise the smaller bioapatite crystals appear to be directly formed onto the organic interface and appear to be oriented with respect to the matrix, indicating a strong interaction between nanocrystals and the organic substrate).

In particular, nanometers thick organic interfaces organized in micro-architectures play a key role in providing toughness by various processes including crack deflection, crack bridging or energy dissipation.

Flores, F., Ortega, J. & Vazquez, H. Modelling energy level alignment at organic interfaces and density functional theory.

Ishii, H., Sugiyama, K., Ito, E. & Seki, K. Energy level alignment and interfacial electronic structures at organic metal and organic organic interfaces.

Important progress has been made towards a comprehensive understanding of both weakly and strongly interacting organic interfaces over the past years.

The bias-assisted natural-drying method is simple and cost-effective, and can be used as a new approach to the design and control of organic interfaces.