Sentence examples for surface compliance from inspiring English sources

We used atomic force microscopy for particle embedment depth estimation and the isochronal form of the Lee and Radok (LR) model for surface compliance determination.

The surface compliance results for the different PS molecular architectures are compared with those for the linear PαMS from the previous study.

This work systematically assesses varying levels of temperature, sensor curvature and surface compliance using a full factorial design-of-experiments approach.

The generation of acoustic creeping rays on the surface of curved shells is modelled by solving the canonical problem involving a sphere, having spatially uniform and isotropic surface compliance, immersed in a fluid.

"I worry that even victory by the DOJ will result in only surface compliance".

Survivors have been re-victimized by a system that strives for surface compliance, but that in practice, contributes to their trauma and the tolerance of sexual violence.

Patrick Sah writes about the depressing world of collections: "Beneath the surface of compliance and cooperation, the typical collection agency has a set of rules that are not written down anywhere, the most important of which is 'don't get caught.'" Tweet of the Week @DaveKerpen – In a social media world, corporate transparency is no longer a choice.

Physical measurements are also reported of the samples' coarse and fine surface finishes, compliance, sliding friction and thermal contact properties.

sPLA2 activity was correlated with surface tension, compliance and oxygenation, as well as clinical outcomes, including pediatric ICU stay, duration of mechanical ventilation, and oxygen therapy.

Despite many investigations, there is uncertainty related to the frictional characteristics of the tribo pair of denture base/mucosa, because it is not known that in vitro studies accurately represent realistic soft contact in terms of compliance, surface roughness, and surface chemistry (Bongaerts et al. 2007).

The simulations show that the force-dependence of detachment is the key parameter that determines gliding speed in multimotor assays, while motor compliance, surface density, and stall force all play minimal roles.