Sentence examples for small periodicity from inspiring English sources

Quite homogeneous 1D and 2D structures with small periodicity were prepared in photoresist and Au layer.

The texture cross-correlation coefficient shows a small periodicity for both HH and VV data.

It is the first time for us to investigate the estimation and adjustment of the natural frequencies for a composite beam with small periodicity.

In the plan-view TEM micrographs, the NWs exhibit two sets of Moiré fringes: one is along the length direction and has a large periodicity, and the other is along the width direction and has a very small periodicity.

In addition to small periodicities (<10 days), the spectra are dominated by a period band centered at 20 days.

The higher temperature (600 °C) annealing results in the breakdown of the periodical structure and a significant drop in hardness for multilayers with smaller periodicity.

TEFP was applied to photoresist patterned crystal with 100 µm period and then a second EP step, with a ten-times smaller periodicity of 10 µm, was accomplished on the same sample.

After annealing at low temperature (below 450 °C), the decrease in hardness of multilayers with larger periodicity is more remarkable than that of multilayers with smaller periodicity due to coarsening of the in-plane grain size.

Since a larger total edge area, thus better field emission performance, exists in the CNT-SiNW bundle array with a smaller periodicity, a higher electric field for samples with larger inter-bundle distances is applied in order to obtain similar emission current.

Note that, compared with the plasmonic sensors working in infrared, terahertz, and microwave region, the sensors operating at visible band can realize a smaller periodicity of metamaterial structure, which can improve the utilization of these devices in many practical applications, such as chemistry and biology [38].

However, this increased spatial precision comes at a cost: the correspondingly smaller periodicity λ i of these modules leads to increased ambiguity since there are more grid periods within a given spatial region (e.g., see scale 3 in the schematic one-dimensional grid in Figure 1B,D).