Sentence examples for surface can be interpreted from inspiring English sources

The action of corrosion inhibitor over MS surface can be interpreted according to adsorption isotherm.

Any APC surface can be interpreted along each of these three dimensions of temporal structure.

Twice increase in the relative intensity of Fe2+ in N/FexTiyOz surface can be interpreted by the formation of the complex compound between urea and iron leading to the saturation of the surface by iron ions (proven by EDS), and the appropriate conditions for iron reduction.

In this sense, the effect of surface permeability can be interpreted as a 'detour' that guest molecules have to take before diffusing into the nanoporous framework, which eventually leads to longer diffusion paths and thus reduced apparent diffusivities22.

DMMP addition caused all profiles except that of CH3OH to move further away from the burner surface, which can be interpreted as a consequence of a reduction in the adiabatic flame speed.

In this regime, the main effect of a duty cycle variation in pulsed NH3 plasmas on surface functionalization can be interpreted to result from changes in the concentration of the dominant stable species in the gas phase, NH3, N2 and H2, which are activated by subsequent plasma pulses.

On the surface it can be interpreted as a song about an assassin for hire running from the law, but it goes much deeper as a metaphor to kill the "uncomfortable silence" and ignore the little tendrils of subconscious objection trying to stop him from following through with his intentions.

Since TIR radiance depends on surface temperature and surface emissivity, observed anisotropy can be interpreted in terms of either anisotropy in emissivity or, for heterogeneous terrestrial targets, of differences in component temperatures.

Therefore, the observed anomalous behavior of radon emanation from the deep ground surface in Profile-A can be interpreted as a precursor of possible earthquake events.

Since the number of molecules in a unit area of the surface is (V/N −2/3 the above relation can be interpreted to mean that the surface energy per unit area, and the thermal energy of the molecules in that area, are proportional to each other at the melting point.

Particle-scale analyses show that the pressure-dependency of the surface roughness effects on G0 can be interpreted using roughness index α which enables the extent of the reduction in G0 due to surface roughness to be estimated.