Sentence examples for solid fibres from inspiring English sources

Due to the simultaneously occurring stretching of the jet and evaporation of the solvent, thin and solid fibres are deposited on the collecting electrode.

The exceptional solubility in vivo (20 30%, w/v) of the silk proteins of insects and spiders is dictated by both the need to produce solid fibres with a high packing fraction and the high mesogen concentration required for lyotropic liquid crystalline spinning.

The tendons are represented as line springs (for stiffness values, see [ 23]) that can only generate force in lengthening, rather than as 3D solid fibres.

Flow-induced crystallization, precipitation of gel-like particles, solid fibre formation, flow-induced laziness are some of the effects of the flow of polymer in solution (Larson 1992).

Modelling challenges vary from computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to finite-element analyses (FEA) when the paper web transforms from a multiphase flow to a solid fibre network - to a ready paper.

Prior to the emergence of the solid fibre an extensional flow triggers conformational changes and chain alignment [34].

This is, in retrospect, predictable as the comparison in 3D is between "empty" fibre cells of secondary xylem and "solid" fibre cells retaining cell content/protoplast should reveal substantial difference in density.

When used as absorbents for oil cleaning, crisscross layers of porous PS tubes demonstrate higher absorption capacity compared with solid PS fibres (20 30% enhancement) and polypropylene (PP) fibres (90 110% enhancement).

In general, the hydrophobic part of the molecule attaches itself to the solid or fibre and onto the soil, and the hydrophilic part attaches itself to the water.

Raytheon said the solid state fibre laser produces a 50 kilowatt beam and can be used against UAV, mortar, rockets and small surface ships.

Electrochemical performances of flexible graphene-based solid-state fibre supercapacitors.