Sentence examples for sheet wound from inspiring English sources

The electrode performance was examined by comparing the output powers from the thermocells using a bare Pt wire and CNT sheet wound electrodes.

The demister uses a helicoidal element, which consists of a metal sheet wound as a spiral, designed to rotate at high speed within a cyclone body.

I was hampered, it seemed, by a sheet wound around my legs.

The idea proposed by Kokenyesi et al, (2003) is consistent with the behaviour of the HOC-7 cells, which have an epithelial morphology, grow in tight clusters, and migrate as a sheet in wound-healing assays (K Sodek, unpublished observations), indicative of the strong cell cell adhesion endowed by their E-cadherin expression.

Cells migrate collectively during gastrulation in the embryo and in epithelial sheet migration during wound closure.

Dorsal closure (DC) is an essential step during Drosophila development whereby a hole is sealed in the dorsal epidermis and serves as a model for cell sheet morphogenesis and wound healing.

They are fabricated materials in which carbon or hydrocarbon fibres (and sometimes metallic strands, filaments, or particles) are bonded together by polymer resins in either sheet or fibre-wound form.

In the maxillary barbel, it seems likely that the epithelium regenerates by proliferation and expansion of the sheet that covers the wound.

The skin of the abdomen is attached to a retractor ring and a plastic sheet covered the open wound to keep the temperature stable.

All patients received a wound care sheet at discharge from the ED and were instructed to return in 2 days for a wound check, at which time the wound was evaluated for evidence of infection.

Wounded, wounded, wounded!