Sentence examples for solution to modify from inspiring English sources
Chen Nie et al. [21] reported that they used vinylidene chloride/acrylic ester copolymer (OA)/dichloromethane solution to modify graphene and reduce the sheet resistance to 300 Ω/□.
The deposition of decorative coatings is an excellent solution to modify the surface of any material, particularly the aesthetic finishing, without altering the properties of the substrate.
Different parameters were studied to optimize the conversion coating, and NaCl or H2O2 were also added to the solution to modify or accelerate the deposition process.
The design procedures are investigated in terms of positive definite solutions to modify algebraic Riccati inequalities.
For example, there are no cabinet doors to impede technicians searching for National Starch's Baka-Snak pre-gelatinized modified food starch; T. Hasegawa's Natural Wok Oil Flavor No. FC 989800; or the Blue-10 Buffer Solution, used to modify relative acidity.
Another solution is to modify the distribution of F y TSO on the Earth's orbit.
TEOS, ethanol, water, and a solution used to modify pH were mixed using a volume ratio of 2.5:10:2:X, where X was varied to achieve the desired pH.
Another solution is to modify the hypothesis test problem by adding a fictitious signal under the null hypothesis; this fictitious signal is assumed to be orthogonal to the presumed signal steering vector.
Their solution is to modify the receiver window size on the basis of the maximum window size which is able to maximize the link utilization instead of the AP buffer size.
Our solution is to modify the encoding order implemented in the H.264/AVC JM reference software: firstly backward and forward predictions are performed, and then the bi-directional predictions are performed (see Algorithm 1, lines 1, 2, 3, and 4).
In this work, it is found that the performance of CH3NH3PbI3−x Cl x PSCs are influenced remarkably by the concentration of CH3NH3I solution used to modify the interface between the meso-TiO2 and CH3NH3PbI3−x Cl x.
