Sentence examples for polymer means from inspiring English sources

"The impermeable and non-fibrous nature of polymer means it repels dirt and moisture," says the Bank.

The long chain nature of polymers means that the way they slide past each other to permit deformation and flow is totally different from the cases of atomic materials or those containing small molecules comprising only a handful of atoms.

The podand was then anchored to the polymer by means of a cyanuric linker.

Changing the oxidation state of the polymer by means of cyclic voltammetry, pickup, transport and release of drops is demonstrated.

The method was based on CO2 release directly in the polymer by means of reaction between acetic acid and sodium bicarbonate acting as a foaming agent.

Recently, we developed a novel method for preparation of the polymer-based monolith directly from a polymer by means of either thermally induced phase separation or non-solvent induced phase separation (NIPS).

The study of agglomerates of magnesium hydroxide badly dispersed in an olefinic polymer by means of oscillatory shear flow in the melt indicates that the agglomerates behave as a distinct phase.

We present measurements of the spatial distribution of space charge and the internal electric field in 3 4 μm thick films of a luminescent conjugated polymer by means of the laser intensity modulation method.

The use of lithium polymer technology meant that the battery would have three times the industry standard lifespan and charging cycles, he said.

The C.I.A.'s printer, by contrast, was originally developed to bind together plastic polymers, which means that its users have exquisite control over how their food is assembled.

The wells, covered by a dissolvable polymer, are meant to give Conor better control of the release rate and location of the drug delivery than the permanent polymer coatings used in the current generation of best-selling stents.