Sentence examples for shell by shell from inspiring English sources
It is slow — each neighborhood's death is documented bomb by bomb, shell by shell, stone by fallen stone.
Moreover, the shell by shell fracture mode and planar fracture mode of MWCNTs are directly observed in our experiments.
Hongjing Wu et al. had prepared uniform multi-shelled especially quintuple-shelled NiO hollow spheres by a simple shell-by-shell self-assembly hydrothermal treatment.
Shell-by-shell fitting was done in R-space.
These results are explained by the formation of the particle in a shell-by-shell process.
Weighting the spectra by an exponent of k emphasizes the contribution of more distant scatters to the EXAFS spectrum, which aids in their analysis using either the shell-by-shell fitting or the linear combination, least-squares approaches.
In some cases controlled shell-by-shell breakdown of the DWCNT is realized, and field-effect measurements before and after breakdown reveal the nature of the two shells of the DWCNT and their relationship to the field-effect characteristics of the device.
A complete shell-by-shell analysis is presented in the Supporting Information.
However, MS components, which can have significant long-range contributions as a result of the forward focusing effects, could be included and resulted in a statistically significant decrease in the goodness of fit parameter (see the shell-by-shell fit in the Supporting Information).
Figures and table showing the FEFF fits to the Ni K-edge EXAFS data and their corresponding Fourier transforms of the MCRred1−silent subtracted MCRred1 and MCRMe forms and the metrical parameters, respectively, and a shell-by-shell analysis of the EXAFS data for MCRred1, MCRred1−silent, and MCRMe.
The usual shell-by-shell approach to EXAFS fitting was not possible here because the Fe scatterers mostly contribute to the EXAFS spectrum in the low to middle k range (4 10 Å–1) (Supporting Information Figure SI-2); hence, any model that excludes these contributions will be unsatisfactory.
