Sentence examples for secondary shell from inspiring English sources

NiO net-like macroporous nanoflake arrays grow on Ni foam as freestanding core backbone material, and MnO2 nanosized mesoporous foams grow on the two sides of NiO nanoflakes, forming secondary shell structure on NiO nanoflakes.

The importance of the secondary shell interactions is demonstrated by their effect on metal affinity and selectivity, as well as protein stability.

The nearly 25% larger active site of COX-2 is accounted for by a side pocket resulting from a Val-523 substitution (Ile in COX-1) in the active site and by Arg-513 and Val-434 substitutions (His-513 and Ile-434, respectively, in COX-1) in the secondary shell.

What has been described as the protein boundary of secondary shell fibers, for example, in Notosaria nigricans, may represent organic remnants of this migration process containing, among other components, a considerably large fraction of actin which originally helped the cells to move along their secretional track.

The secondary concrete shell was equipped with inlet and outlet vents that create an air-convection annulus.

This may be accomplished by surrounding the kiln with a secondary external shell acting as a heat exchanger for a transfer fluid.

Analyses of solvent dosage-band intensities as well as frequencies enable solvent structures within the primary, and in some cases secondary, solvation shell to be suggested.

The secondary MnO2 shell provide enhanced surface area and high theoretical Li+ storage capacity, and can also serve as volume spacers between neighboring CuO nanosheet arrays to maintain electrolyte penetration as well as reduce the aggregation during Li+ intercalation, thus leading to improved electrochemical energy storage performance.

Recent collaborative work with Kubicki, et al., indicates the inclusion of not only a primary but also a secondary solvation shell of from 20 to 30 water molecules is necessary for accurate quantum mechanical molecular modeling for uranyl-organic ligands, including uranyl-catechol [41].

In return, a secondary battery shell from one of the battleships hit Nestor and wrecked her engine room.

This is exactly the case for the herein presented ammonoid mass occurrence, caused by the almost equal density of the ammonoid shells (i.e., secondary calcite shells, 2.6 2.8 g/cm) and the embedding source rock (limestone, 2.8 g/cm).