Sentence examples for small geometry from inspiring English sources

Small geometry copper patterns, e.g., less than 0.8 μm, are successfully etched with this new method.

Its strength stems chiefly from factors such as its simplicity, small geometry, permanent maintenance of the nuclear record and other diversified applications.

We show that these surface temperatures can be experimentally measured with limited intervention on the fuel pin owing to the small geometry and fundamental properties of the optical fibres.

Raman spectroscopy is pushed to its present limit for precise analysis of strain in small geometry devices, including the use of tip-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (TERS) to improve the spatial resolution further.

These results are slightly more intuitive than those of the small geometry.

Nanowires synthesized by chemical or physical processes are nearly perfect single-crystal structures with a small geometry and perfect surface.

The newer ones use tetraethyl orthosilicate, which is a low-temperature process that does a better job of coating deep grooves in small geometries.

However, the FDM process exhibits low levels of surface finishing, difficulty in getting complex and/or small geometries and low consistency in "slim" elements of the parts.

It has been found that the variability of gaps, fillets and small geometries, due to manufacturing process and in service operation, can be higher than expected.

Compared with conventional piezoelectric inchworm actuators (PIAs), which rely on a frictional mechanism to produce large stroke and force outputs, PIAs equipped with MEMS ridges can achieve much higher power density in small geometries through the interlocking of micro-ridges.

It was found that in the case of the hydrogen absorption of sodium alanate material the heat transfer resistance is the dominant and rate limiting sub-process, with the exception of small geometries.