Sentence examples for shapes of materials from inspiring English sources

The reason why it is difficult to determine the exact emissivity of IR camera is that other materials exist surrounding micro heater layer in the micro gas sensor as reported in [8, 9] and the emissivity is affected by not only the kinds of materials but also morphologies of surfaces and shapes of materials [10].

Diverse classes and shapes of materials have been investigated to establish design principles that achieve the effective partitioning of medical cargos between tumors and healthy tissues.

"It's amazing new proof that the technique of simply splitting white light into different colors can be used like puzzle pieces to reconstruct speeds, directions, and shapes of material surrounding black holes--places we still cannot photograph with our telescopes".

Thus, the shape of materials on the floor is identifiable; for example, submerged trees (yellow arrows) have long shadows.

Magnetostriction (MS), change in shape of materials under the influence of an external magnetic field, is one of the advanced technologies.

Whether the subject is AIDS or a children's Christmas special (she is also in charge of HBO's family programming), her shaping of material is almost always influenced by her need not to be bored and to be moved, preferably to tears.

The shape of material domain is treated as the design variable and the final result is achieved by updating level set function gradually.

Using AFM, we calculated the frictional force distributions and surface shapes of layered materials at the atomic level and investigated the atomic-scale wear phenomena of these materials based on the frictional force waveforms and shapes of the processed surfaces.

This comparison showed that the design shapes of composing materials were not all reflected by geophysical contrasts.

It was performed on three kinds of different shapes of metal materials from scrap PCBs: sphere, cylinder, and flake.

It is obvious that single constitutive equations have no chance to describe the twin (volume-shape) character of materials.