Sentence examples for outer plane from inspiring English sources

Black-truffle creamed spinach exists on some outer plane of richness, a forerunner to the over-the-top desserts.

Thus, to image panel paintings having outer plane deviation in excess of ±3 mm would give unacceptable blurring of the IRR mosaic.

In this case, the influence of cations can be described in terms of a specific adsorption at the outer plane of the inner barrier layer, a cation size effect and a coprecipitation effect.

As expected, cf. the "GBL track fits, multiple scattering and residuals" subsection, the biased residual width for the outer plane 0 is smaller than the width obtained from plane 3. Since the systematic uncertainty dominates the total uncertainty, the statistical contribution is neglected for the further analysis.

This results in an overall expansion of 2.3 and 1.6% between the outer planes of iron atoms at the PBE96 and PBE96 + Grimme2 levels respectively.

This is also true when comparing residuals from the inner planes to those from the outer ones: The worsening track resolution towards the outer planes decreases the difference with respect to σ int and hence the residual width.

These fields showed there was substantial variation in the flow at the different planes, with a transfer of flow from the central planes during inflow towards the sidewalls during outflow, in addition to the outer planes spending a greater proportion of time in outflow and vice versa.

One process could be interpreted as the ion transfer between the Outer Helmholtz Plane (OHP) and Inner Helmholtz Plane (IHP) including the solvation/desolvation process, the other could be interpreted as that between the IHP and electrode, including ad-ion diffusion on the electrode surface.

For simplicity, the same condition is assumed on the outer boundary plane x=L x, whereas on the other boundary planes (y=0,y=L y, and z=L z ) the free boundary condition is assumed.

Quantum mechanics require that for fast electron exchange to take place, electrons in a particle outside the double layer (e.g., a hydrated ion at the outer Helmholtz plane) must attain certain well-defined quantized energy levels equal to those in which free electrons exist in the metal.

Outer Helmholtz plane.