Sentence examples for stacked areas from inspiring English sources
We showed that stacked areas are noticeably irregular with variable thickness, merging with each other and are not always parallel to each other.
Presented 3D models of chloroplasts showed that stacked areas are noticeably irregular with variable thickness, merging with each other and not always parallel to each other.
However, the visualization of stacked areas was considered very good; with the comment that it was 'easier to see' and 'best so far'.
In pea chloroplasts the increase of magnesium ion concentration changed the degree of membrane appression from wrinkled continuous surface to distinguished stacked areas and a significant increase of the inter-grana area, whereas in bean chloroplasts less pronounced tendencies towards formation of the appressed regions were observed [ 57].
Based on in situ monitoring, the growth rate of aligned CNTs in stacked area was found to be much (over one magnitude) higher than that in the area with a single substrate.
A further visualization was made showing a simplified stacked area graph of the running average values of Time in and Time out of bed.
To view the distribution of all patient results within specific reference intervals, proportional stacked area plots were generated for WCMC, UIHC, and ARUP and divided into female patients (left column) and male patients (right column).
These results were used to generate area plots in SigmaPlot, which display stacked, proportionate areas such that the sum at age is equal to 100% (see corresponding legend for a description).
Cross-sectional TEM images of the stacked contact area of different diodes is presented in Fig. 13b.
b Cross-sectional TEM images of the stacked contact area [247] Fig. 14 a I-V characteristics of the crossbar ZnO RRAM device stacked with (a) a ZnO/NiO p-n junction and b WO3/ZnO tunnel barrier diodes.
Moreover, the technique allows the fabrication of wafer level products at a constant pitch, which is of importance as well for the stacked large-area imprintings with varying feature sizes.
