Sentence examples for recovered the surface from inspiring English sources

In the case of the surface with a contact angle over 70.7°, the liquid never recovered the surface and the liquid squeezed area caused by the air-jet application remained.

It was considered that Cu atoms replaced most voids left by leached Co, recovered the surface strength and toughness, and inhibited the diffusion of Co to the substrate surface.

Therefore, the null hypotheses tested were rejected considering that finishing and polishing treatments not recovered the surface roughness to that of glazed specimens and there were differences among experimental groups.

After 10 hrs, a electrochemical cleaning step is necessary to recover the surface to its initial high sensitivity state.

While recovering the surface heat fluxes from transient temperatures, the appropriate form of one-dimensional heat conduction modeling is employed.

But here we use the much faster luminance-mode approach Method:MODE for generating matte images and also for recovering the surface chromaticity, surface normal and albedo.

These observations also indicate that with UV light irradiation to recover the surface wettability, ScCO2-treated TiO2 nanotube surface is suitable for the cell adhesion.

Wavelet signal treatment toolbox is used to recover the surface discharge acoustic signals by eliminating the noisy portion and to reduce the dimension of the feature input vector.

First, SiO2 opals were obtained by ordered packing of SiO2 microspheres, then the assembled SiO2 opals were calcined at three temperatures in the range of 500 900 °C for 2 h, and finally these SiO2 opals were hydrothermally treated at 220 °C for 5 h to recover the surface silanol groups which were lost during the calcination.

On the other hand, although the squeezed area remained in the case of the polystyrene dish after the air-jet cut-off, the culture medium fully recovered the cell culture surface (Additional file 3: Movie 1, Additional file 4: Movie 2).

A robot submarine, operating more than two miles below the surface, recovered the devices from flight AF447 flying from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, which crashed on 1 June 2009 killing all 228 passengers and crew.