Sentence examples for rigid band from inspiring English sources

Around the good eye, doctors placed a scleral buckle, a rigid band that holds together the components of the eye, including a new lens.

Another crown form in England and abroad followed the principle of the wreath and might consist of a string of jewels tied at the back with a ribbon or set in a rigid band of gold.

In order to enhance the magnetostriction, the derivative MnFe3N is taken into our consideration according to the rigid band model.

We find that stable rigid band n- and p-doping emerges in such structures even if the dopants form a nano-cluster in the pore - rigid band doping is achieved in all cases studied.

Surprisingly, the properties of many Heusler compounds can easily be predicted by the valence electron count or within a rigid band approach.

The results indicate that the rigid band model can be applied to materials with the transition metal, the main-group element, or both are changed, suggesting a convenient way to design strong materials by changing the number of valence electrons.

A spokesman for the University of Alabama at Birmingham said that the treatment for the babies in the study was flexible, based on decisions by doctors, and that the infants were not held in rigid bands of oxygen levels.

This filling is not rigid band-like, and it reflects disorder in the K sites.

In contrast to classical dance, fold dance is not bound by the rigid bands of stories and style and is free and expressive.

Within the rigid-band picture, E > 0 corresponds to the n-type doping, while E < 0 corresponds to the p-type doping.

The model treats the tread band of the tire as a rigid ring supported on a viscoelastic foundation.