Sentence examples for reinforcing the interface from inspiring English sources

The Wf/Cu MMC was implemented by hot-isostatic pressing and brazing process in monoblock mock-ups reinforcing the interface between the plasma-facing material and the cooling channel.

When the molecular weight of ω-amino-PS was 26 000 (26 k), which is just above the entanglement molecular weight, there was an optimum content in reinforcing the interfaces due to the weak mechanical strength of 26 k ω-amino-PS.

This in-situ thermal treatment changes the surface elemental distribution of TiO2, reinforces the interface bonding at the boundary of conjugated polymers/TiO2 and finally improves the photocatalytic efficiency of DPP-Car/TiO2 under visible-light irradiation.

At 50 °C in ambient conditions with UV exposure selected to better simulate real-world environments devices were more resistant to fracture because of an interfacial strengthening effect from increased hydrogen bonding where UV-induced Zn(OH 2 formation reinforced the interface with P3HT PCBM.

Carbon nanotubes were employed to reinforce the interfaces between polymer particles, enhancing composite stiffness as well as structural damping.

Reinforcing the face sheet – core web interface further improves the impact response.

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Furthermore, enrichment of phospholipids with saturated acyl chains together with hydroxylated VLCFA (22 26 carbon atoms) of sphingolipids could reinforce the lipid-lipid interface in membrane raft microdomains.

Adhesives such as acrylic resin may reinforce the pins at the interface with the stone.

We hypothesize this is because of the formation of Fe catechol complexes, which reinforce the bonding structures at the interface between the hybrid and boding resin layers, preventing the formation of leakage patterns.

This excellent conservation of inter-domain interfaces reinforces the inference from the very high quality of the homology-based models that both human variants may adopt the same conformation as observed in the eEF1Bα-complexed structure of yeast eEF1A.