Sentence examples for process planar from inspiring English sources

A modification of Twist Extrusion (TE) process, Planar Twist Extrusion (PTE) with a die having two flat parallel walls moving by the plunger, was designed and implemented in the present study.

(c) After the reposition-reexamination process, planar defects are revealed and the nanowire is confirmed to have axial faults.

Tao, C. et al. 17.6% stabilized efficiency in low-temperature processed planar perovskite solar cells.

A scheme consisted of all-implantation processed planar silicon PIN Photodiode is fabricated and characterized to evaluate and optimise its potential for photo detection applications.

A calibration process for planar laser induced fluorescence (PLIF) is presented and employed to investigate the mixing field of a co-flowing jet in a water channel flow.

A fabrication process for planar chiral structures in a thin silicon nitride layer using electron beam lithography and dry etching is presented.

Present paper demonstrates the application of double disc magnetic abrasive finishing (DDMAF) process, on planar paramagnetic workpieces (copper alloy and stainless steel) of different mechanical properties like flow stress, hardness, shear modulus, etc.

The reflectance of CNLCs can be tuned in the process from planar state with brilliant Bragg reflection to focal conic state with chaotic scattering, the intensity of fluorescence emitted by RECs can be modulated due to the increased scattering of incident UV light on the surface of CNLC-REC composite films.

Then, using a new process of "planar shifting," the artist converts these tunes back into images, creating the ecstatic visuals seen here.

The specificity of this anatomical zero position definition is that it closely resembles the intuitive measurement process of planar angles at the shoulder complex with universal goniometry to tie in with the experiences of orthopedists.

On one hand, excessive cell division alone may disrupt the process of planar polarity establishment by the core proteins, possibly due to asymmetric localization being lost each time a cell undergoes mitosis [ 29].