Sentence examples for overcome surface from inspiring English sources

Polymer solution on tip of a syringe or pipette ejects toward opposite charged collector when overcome surface tension.

It was shown that the adhesion force between type I collagen fibrils network and Ta was strong enough to overcome surface defects.

A/A-ES could overcome surface permeability barriers by the fusion of A/A-ES with HSF membrane and then liberate the ALA and AuNPs directly into the cell cytoplasm [32].

Pulmonary surfactant, produced by type II alveolar cells in the alveoli, is critical to overcome surface tension at the air-liquid interface and prevent alveolar collapse upon end expiration [64].

Stiff probes are needed to overcome surface attraction forces which are significant for the small stylus tips, while flexible probes are needed for contact with delicate parts to reduce contact stress and ensure no damage is caused.

Pratt and Kolter have proposed a model for the initiation of Escherichia coli biofilm formation in which chemotaxis is dispensable but motility is required to overcome surface repulsion [9].

Consistencies between experiment and theory imply that secondary acoustic forces are of importance in contributing to a mechanism for removal, which is of the correct order to overcome surface-attractive forces on micron particles.

Stiff probes are capable of overcoming surface attraction forces, while delicate flexible probes are capable of making contact with a sensitive part without causing damage.

To overcome the surface tension of the PDMS surface, silicone oil was injected in the container to cover the entire inner surface so that the movement of solution in the container became smooth.

NaOH treatment has been used as a simple and cost effective method to alter surface properties, in order to overcome their surface inertness.

In the model, energetic CH3+ ions and CH3 radicals are incident on the surface alternately, and for the radicals on the surface, it is assumed that only the atoms receiving enough energy to overcome the surface barrier enter the solid.