Sentence examples for rigid layer from inspiring English sources

This finding indicates that a lower amount of rSgsE compared to wtSgsE forms a rigid layer on the sensor surface whose rigidity is not further influenced by increasing the concentration of rSgsE.

Together the uppermost mantle and the crust act mechanically as a single rigid layer, called the lithosphere.

Less intrusive is the stacco method; a thicker layer of plaster is retained along with the fresco and is smoothed flat on its back surface before the composite rigid layer is mounted to a prepared support.

According to the low changes in the dissipation coefficient a rigid layer was formed and multilayer formation was not detected for two hours.

As stitch density increases, the drawing-in measurement value reduced due the formation of more rigid layer to resist the deformation.

The Sauerbrey equation is used when mass deposition forms a thin (approximately the mass loading of up to 0.05% of the crystal mass) and rigid layer, which is determined by the changes of the dissipation coefficient [21]: varDelta f=-frac{f_R}{rho_QdA}varDelta m=-frac{f_R}{nA}varDelta m=-frac{CvarDelta m}{n} (1).

In many layered-structure silicates, such as mica, in which relatively strong and rigid layers containing magnesium-oxygen, aluminum-oxygen, and silicon-oxygen bonds alternate with weaker layers containing alkali cations, compressibility is five times greater perpendicular to the layers than within the layers.

The five-layer screen has a user-replaceable, scratch-resistant top layer, otherwise known as a screen protector, two touchscreen layers – just in case one breaks – and two rigid layers to hold it together.

At a low pH level (4.75) Tet-124 and Tet-124-G-DOPA-G form rigid layers.

Besides, evidence of adsorption of CNCs to the protein-coated droplets to form more rigid layers, there is also the possibility that network formation by the CNCs in the bulk (continuous) phase reduced the kinetics of proteolysis.

The adsorption characteristics was visualized as a three-step process of rapid initial layer formation, followed by break-up of aggregates and finally rearrangement of floc structures; the maximum adsorption capacity was the sum of an inner rigid layers of aggregates of 0.81 0.84 μg-TiO2/ -egg and an outer softly flocculated layers of 1.01 μg-TiO2/ -egg.