'out surface' is not correct or usable in written English.
To use the phrase correctly in a sentence, you would have to use the phrase 'outward surface'. For example: Our solar system is composed of a sun and 8 planets, all of which have different outward surfaces.
According to the antenna HPBW value, the Rx-OUT distance has been fixed in order to keep the main radiation footprint well included into the OUT surface, thus reducing possible border effects.
Thanks to its two new satellites, NASA could now pick out surface details the size of a kitchen table.
Claude Ballard was among the customers at the Microsoft store who tried out Surface, a new Microsoft-designed Windows tablet.
He looked up at the south facade of the building and pointed out surface cracks in the plaster above the south porch.
When I pointed out surface scratches as an implied knock on the quality, the saleswoman said the satin finish normally holds up well but there had been a fashion shoot in the store, and models had danced on this table.
Microsoft breaks out Surface Studio sales numbers: 75/1.
Some use a barber's brush or rake to smooth out surfaces.
Compression of the monolayer past the PEG-emulsifier squeeze-out surface pressure resulted in a dark shell composed entirely of lipid.
The melt-out surface of the small branches means that the temperature was too high that AlN crystals began to melt. Figure 2 Typical SEM images of the coral-like AlN nanostructures: a a low-magnification SEM image of high-density as-grown coral-like products; b shows a clear dendritic structure; c a close view of fine branches with melt-out surface.
The length of the trunk is about several tens of micrometers, and diameters are less than 10 μm. Figure 2c shows the fine structure of the coral that has a smooth melt-out surface.
The start-up timings for T1, T2 and T3 were 410 s, 1400 s and 390 s respectively, indicating that the heat transfer within T2 was affected by the larger evaporator dry-out surface area and restricted evaporation area.
