Sentence examples for partially encapsulated from inspiring English sources

The morphology of the Pt on Pd/C catalysts was identified and corresponded to Pd particles partially encapsulated by Pt.

Consequently, the enhanced interfacial interactions and the morphology with the rigid particles partially encapsulated by a rubber-like phase in matrix are crucial for the ternary polymer blends.

The last two methods showed that Fe nanoparticles, obtained by both techniques belong to metallic and/or carbide phases, and are partially encapsulated by graphitic carbon.

The results verify that the domains with small-size PA6 particles (0.3 0.4 μm) partially encapsulated by SEBS (0.5 0.7 μm) in PP matrix are very effective to enhance the mechanical properties of the blends.

Meanwhile, in the cases of S-4 and S-8, the Fe content in nanocomposites was ca. 13.8% and 19.2%, relatively lower than the theoretical content of ca. 15.6% and 26.9%, respectively, suggesting that ZVI NPs were partially encapsulated in SiO2 microspheres.

Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) reveals that, with increasing the compatibilizer, the morphology evolves from the individual PA6 particle encapsulated by SEBS to several smaller-size PA6 particles partially encapsulated by SEBS phase, then to the tiny PA6 particles and some larger-size SEBS agglomerates predominantly dispersed separately in PP matrix.

GFP-tagged mitofusin-1 (an outer membrane GTPase, middle right) reveals the outer membrane partially encapsulating only one lobe.

Husks split open at the base once the fruit (nut) inside has fully ripened, although some species partially encapsulate the hickory nut even after splitting.

Primordial follicles consist of an oocyte arrested in prophase I of meiosis that is partially or completely encapsulated by flattened squamous pregranulosa cells.

Morphologically, FVPTC may appear partially or completely encapsulated.

Laparotomy has usually revealed a thickened, brownish peritoneum with adhesions, and intestines that are partially or totally encapsulated in thick fibrous tissue.