Sentence examples for potential thickness from inspiring English sources

Potential thickness reductions of the absorber layers related to (i) an interlayer with small refractive index, (ii) an optimal ARC and (iii) enhanced light scattering are determined and compared.

Slices of 300 μm (whole cell recordings) or 400 μm (field potential recordings) thickness were stored in artificial cerebrospinal fluid (ACSF) gassed with carbogen.

Among the three advanced optical designs, the greatest potential in thickness reduction (up to 50%) is associated with enhanced light scattering.

Surprisingly, reduction of the oxide by linear sweep voltammetry during this "rest" period of constant potential and thickness involved a steadily decreasing amount of cathodic charge.

Ball cratering tests were carried out at the flank and rake near the cutting edge to detect potential coating thickness change after micro-blasting.

The influences of the level of the surface potential, the thickness of double layer, the relative size of a sphere, and its position in a cavity on the electrophoretic behavior of the sphere are discussed.

Mott-Schottky analyses showed that with increasing film formation potentials, the capacitance and donor density of the passive film decrease, and the flat band potential and thickness of the space charge layer increases.

At more negative potential, the thickness of the layer and the resistivity at the electrolyte/oxide interface drop significantly due to alkalinisation of the interface which induces chemical dissolution of the oxide.

The experimental procedure was performed in a solid paste medium, at temperatures range of 1193 1273 K; for 2, 4 and 6 h; and modifying the boron potential (paste thickness) at the metal surface.

Optical profiling was used to determine the potential film thickness differences between CIB and CIA.

Figure 5 Dependence of zeta potential on thickness of Pt sputtered layer for non-annealed and annealed samples.