Sentence examples for spheres provided from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the conductive carbon matrix on the spheres provided facile electron transport and an effective alleviation of mechanical strain during cycling.

It should be noted, however, that the proposed procedure can be implemented with any reference object consisting of high X-ray absorption spheres, provided the coordinate positions of the sphere centers in a local frame are known.

In addition, by optimizing the surface morphology of TiO2 hollow sphere, we obtain the unique 3D UTHS, exhibiting strong light-scattering effect and low charge recombination due to the favorable connection among spheres provided by modified porous shell.

A possibility of the long-range order-like Fe4N is shown at the energy values determined for two coordination spheres, provided a small N N repulsion in the third coordination sphere occurs.

Ptolemy's model of nesting spheres provided the general dimensions of the cosmos, the greatest distance of Saturn being 19,865 times the radius of the Earth and the distance of the fixed stars being at least 20,000 Earth radii.

Male involvement efforts may benefit from empowerment initiatives that promote women's participation in social and economic spheres, provided that antenatal participation does not undermine women's preferences or autonomy.

The clear spheres provide much better viewing than the tiny portholes of traditional submersibles.

Among various nanostructures, hundred-nanometer-sized nanoporous spheres provide both effective light scattering and large surface area [16].

A separate sub-module (IDAC Spheres) providing the means to estimate the absorbed dose within spheres of various volumes is included in the program.

In addition, the unique hollow nanostructure with mesoporous spheres provides efficient molecular transport pathways to their interior surface, increases the catalyst surface area, and provides more reaction site for photodegrading RhB.

This teleology is reflected by a "law, order and rightness" in the universe, implying the existence of an intellect that orders the nature of things: "you see that the domain of the spheres provides, in the best way possible, for the sub-lunar world" (Wars, V.2.5, p. 137).