Sentence examples for smooth engineering from inspiring English sources

For DLC coated surfaces, surface graphitisation is important with rougher surfaces; building up transfer layers and graphitisation is crucial for smooth engineering surfaces and hydrogenising of dangling bonds can explain superlubricity for physically smooth surfaces.

For diamond coatings asperity interlocking effects are important for rough surfaces, graphitisation is a dominating mechanism for smooth engineering surfaces and hydrogenising of dangling bonds may be crucial for physically smooth surfaces.

Photocrosslinked, biodegradable elastomers based on aliphatic polyesters have many desirable features as scaffolds for smooth muscle tissue engineering.

An empirical relation is fitted to the data over the whole range of temperatures to provide a single smooth relation for engineering applications.

Such phenomenon is known as Flow-Induced Vibration (FIV), and it can obstruct smooth operation of engineering devices and could potentially cause serious consequences like system failures.

PGA-co-CL (PGACL) and PLA-co-CL (PLACL) polymers were initially developed for engineering smooth muscle-containing tissues (e.g., blood vessels and urinary bladder) (Keun Kwon et al. [2005]; Lee et al. [2003]; Matsumura et al. [2003a, b]).

Jump those hurdles, and the engine turns out to be a fine piece of engineering, producing smooth, throaty power at high revs.

For the quality of its engineering, its smooth, cylindrical structure graced the cover of Scientific American, an American scholarly magazine.

They repeatedly cited factors such as gains in worker productivity from the technology boom, and the success of Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, in engineering a smooth monetary policy.

The film deposited at 400 °C was smooth with the average engineering roughness of about 11 nm.

A new three-step interferometric method with blind phase shifts to retrieve phase maps (PMs) of smooth and low-roughness engineering surfaces is proposed.