Sentence examples for random coating from inspiring English sources
Then the B-clusters cross a cloud of sticky A-grains which go and form random coating following the Ballistic Particle-Cluster process (BaPCA), see Fig. 2(b).
This value for the growth expression exponent r is smaller than that predicted for random coating (r=2/3) or observed experimentally in fluidized coating systems (r=1).
This is consistent with the notion that passive, random coating on polystyrene surfaces offers only a small fraction of the antigen for interaction with antibodies [ 10].
Forty three kinds of DLC samples that had been deposited on Si substrate by various physical vapor deposition (PVD) and chemical vapor deposition (CVD) system equipment were obtained at random from coating companies, universities, and public organizations in Japan.
"I grew up in Wales, and when we moved to different houses, quite old houses, you'd open a drawer and there'd be a random spoon or coat hanger left behind," said Mr. Angove, 38.
As shown in the schematic image of Figure 1a, percolation AgNW random networks were coated on various substrates for purposes, such as Si wafer, glass, and polyethylene terephthalate (PET).
The coating comprises random splats with intervening penny-shaped cracks.
One possible explanation for this is that the initiation of migration is controlled both by internal and external signals and that loss of FLN can be overcome by external stimuli such as polarization due to random asymmetry in the coating surface.
We can't promise they'll bump you up into the next tax bracket, but don't be surprised if all that furniture-rearranging unveils spare change hiding in sofa cushions and random $20 bills in coat pockets.
Human peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) were isolated from fresh buffy coats of random donors by Ficoll (Pharmacia, Freiburg, Germany) density gradient centrifugation.
Large ferromagnetic particles coated by random block copolymer with PNIPAM blocks have been shown to not pass a size exclusion column during the application of an alternating magnetic field that raised the bulk temperature of the solution above the LCST.
