Sentence examples for substrate characterized from inspiring English sources
The thin film will be placed over a semi-infinite dielectric substrate characterized by its dielectric constant ϵ2.
Next we consider the structure of the network of political retweets in order to understand how information actually spreads on the social substrate characterized in Section 5.1.
In particular slippage failure mode occurred for one-ply strengthened specimens while delamination from the substrate characterized the ones with four plies.
The principle of the formation of a droplet deposit as a function of the surface energy of the substrate characterized by the static water contact angle is shown in the scheme in Fig. 2d.
Generally, for all treatments containing nano-TiO2 (Tn, Sn, CSn and FSn) the global colour variation is mainly due to the increase of the lightness (ΔL*) indicating a slight whitening effect, as a result of the application of the nanoparticles on a substrate characterized by a typical pink colour (Fig. 8).
The SNARE protein, SNAP-25, as presented to the BoNT/A LC is a daunting substrate characterized by multiple binding regions and a very large binding surface that engages over 60 amino acids.
In this work, the inkjet printing synthesis of Ag nanoparticles (NPs) is optimized aiming at the development of efficient SERS substrates characterized by a high Raman enhancement, satisfying uniformity and good reproducibility.
The application of both commercial and innovative treatments based on TiO2 nanoparticles on pilot-areas of the façade of Monza Cathedral provided information about the behavior of selected treatments on two substrates characterized by different chemical and mineralogical characteristics and conservation state: Candoglia and Crevoladossola marble.
These data are consistent with a selective involvement of the luminal immunophilin CyPB in clearance of ERAD-LS substrates characterized by the presence of cis proline residues.
High activities toward dicarboxylic substrates characterized also ArATs isolated from other sources.
Endotoxemic and hemorrhagic shock induce profound changes in myocardial energy substrates, characterized by up to four-fold increases in interstitial pyruvate and three-fold increases in interstitial lactate.
