Sentence examples for separation of surfaces from inspiring English sources

In all of these cases, positive and negative electric charges are produced by the mechanical separation of surfaces and during the crystallization process.

Separation of surfaces during rolling acts as an external force which forcibly increases the volume of the closed valleys.

The method provides good adaptive separation of surface profile into multiple bands.

The separation of surface and subsurface/bulk oxidation is more feasible in the case of Ni powder.

These tasks are particularly difficult above land surfaces, because of two main issues: the identification of cloud-free pixels and, then, the separation of surface and atmospheric effects.

A separation of surface and subsurface/bulk oxidation of NiAlOx and Ni/γ-Al2O3, both of which are readily oxidized even under mild conditions, is only achievable at temperatures between 190 and 195 K.

Numerical experiments are given to show the effectiveness of this algorithm in sparse representation and feature separation of structured surfaces containing surface waviness, defects, tool marks and irregular scratches.

Mechanical properties of the heat-treated PS mat and original PS mat could be compared by using universal testing machine (UTM), and the results of tensile strength were indicated in Figure 2. Heat-treated PS mat could resist more stress than PS mat during rinsing process of PIPAAm-grafted PS mat surfaces without separation of outer surfaces.

The bonded silicon strips were separated by wedge loading while the separation of the surfaces was measured by infra-red crack opening interferometry.

It can be suggested from the obtained results that properly designed surface texturing could help to increase the separation of rubbing surfaces under mixed lubrication conditions.

The separation of the surfaces of the osteotomy is increased with x-ray guidance until the articular surface of the lateral part of the talar body comes into contact with the articular surface of the medial part of the distal fibula (Fig. 2b).