Sentence examples for repeated depositions from inspiring English sources

The process results in the formation of crystalline thin films that may be of the same or different chemical composition and structure as the substrate and may be composed of only one or, through repeated depositions, many distinct layers.

Repeated depositions of seismo-turbidites due to similar remobilizations of surface sediments are speculated to have occurred along the Japan Trench.

Similarly, uniform HA tubes were prepared by electrophoretic deposition of HA powders on carbon rods by repeated depositions at room temperature (Wang et al. 2002).

The repeated deposition process was necessary to produce thicker multilayered coatings with no surface cracks.

However, gold is an expensive noble metal, and the preparation of its nanostructures with NIR photothermal conversion property usually needs an accurate synthesis condition or repeated deposition.

Thus, the repeated deposition and subsequent removal of thin (2 mC/cm2) Li plates revealed enhanced nucleation but diminished rate of growth of the nuclei as cycling progresses.

We have studied the evolution of the microstructure in solution-derived Ba0.5Sr0.5TiO3 (BST 50/50) thin films on alumina substrates prepared by multi-step rapid thermal annealing (RTA), i.e., by repeated deposition-pyrolysis-RTA steps.

The Early Permian Barakar Formation of the Korba basin represents repeated deposition of fining upward sequences of coarse to medium grained sandstone, fine grained sandstone-shale, shale and coal.

Repeated deposition of PANI and application of ACFC substrate lead to high content of electrochemically active materials (i.e., PANI and activated carbon fiber); meanwhile, these active materials are located in different locations in the electrodes (fiber itself, fiber surface and the space between fibers), thus avoiding serious aggregation.

Once A-beta has accumulated beyond a particular point, removal becomes difficult and repeated deposition results in more, larger plaques.

The present study extends these findings by showing that the repeated deposition of particulate matter in the lungs triggers the onset of systemic adverse events.