Sentence examples for such a sheet from inspiring English sources

An organ rudiment may be formed and separated from such a sheet in several ways.

Such a sheet resistance was the lowest obtained compared with previously reported chemically derived graphene films as deposited [6, 18].

It is physically reasonable to assume that moisture profiles in such a sheet are transversely homogenous, leading to a longitudinally 1-D model.

Such a sheet represents and resembles the thin graphite film(s) present on the buried shear plane(s); see, for example, the interpretive conducting sheets suggested by the presented approach (F1 and F2 in the top panel of Figure 19) and their corresponding actual shear fault systems, which were confirmed from drilling and other geophysical data at the KTB site (F1 and F2 in Figure 20).

The Daily Mail alleged that the BBC "stage-managed" the programme, highlighting a crib-sheet handed out to the audience members; The Guardian's 'Media Monkey' blog observed that such a sheet is routinely given to the audience, and also accused The Mail of using a 'doctored' crib-sheet.

In the center of such a sheet and adjacent to every anion, there are three octahedral sites which may be occupied by cations such as Al3+, Fe3+, Fe2+ and Mg2+, each cation being surrounded by six anions.

A plane-layer model is not only physically simple and fundamental, but such a sheet-like structure, known geologically as a dike, is considered to be commonly distributed under volcanoes.

But unsolicited material, such as a sheet of slides, usually receives a only a nice letter in return".

Crucially, a working cell can be made by spreading a thin layer of the stuff on another material, such as a sheet of plastic.

First of all we had to pour a small amount into the glass and then we had to 'look' at the wine which consisted of tilting the glass and holding it over a white surface, such as a sheet of paper.

Weiner wrote the descriptions by using the past participle, making the words definitive but not directive (or imperative), such as "A sheet of brown paper of arbitrary width and length of twice that width with a removal of the same proportions glued to the floor".