Sentence examples for segregated structures from inspiring English sources
PUR foams are segregated structures comprising hard and soft domains, as well as chemical and physical crosslinking (H-bonds).
The association of the different polymers leads to dendritic phase segregated structures, held together solely by specific H-bonding moieties in the sense of a key/lock system.
These results are in agreement with segregated structures found in the block copolymer by TEM and SAXS.
Block copolymers (BCPs) with lamellar structure exhibited ductile behaviour with extensive strain hardening, whereas BCPs forming segregated structures without long range order were semi-ductile or brittle depending on the type of block architecture and on the hard-phase content.
Compared with traditional segregated structures reported in literature, PP matrix maintained a continuous structure instead of being separated completely by the electrical conductive fillers and CB particles formed a thorough conductive network in the continuous segregated PP/CB composites.
The dimensions of a barrel column are defined by segregated structures (i.e., the barrels) in granular layer 4 (L4).
The system forms an ordered microphase segregated structure once annealed above the melting temperature of the PFS block.
That is, with this novel continuous segregated structure, a balance of strength, toughness and electrical conductivity property can be achieved in conductive polymer composites.
A transition in NMR solvent self-diffusion coefficients attributed to the emergence of a new phase segregated structure is reported at the same concentration.
A novel continuous segregated structure was constructed in polypropylene (PP /carbon black (CB) composites, to improve the electrical conductive performance and achieve a balance of the electrical conductivity and mechanical properties.
In that work we employed clustering techniques and qualitative content analysis to demonstrate that the network of political retweets exhibits a highly segregated, partisan structure [20].
