Sentence examples for surface entered from inspiring English sources

Researchers found that there was a direct and replicable relationship between the spacing between hairs, the speed with which the hairy surface entered the water and how much air was trapped, theoretically letting them identify exactly the right mix for creating a wetsuit that will work best for surfers entering the water.

The regression analysis was performed with the continuous variable physical function (TUG score in seconds) as the dependent variable and adjusted for TUG floor surface entered in the first step of the sequential regression procedure.

When an upper stage has completed its mission, it either falls back to Earth's surface, enters orbit itself, or, most frequently, disintegrates and evaporates as it encounters atmospheric heating on its fall back toward Earth.

For example, natural spring water from artesian wells had historically been considered clean for all practical purposes; however, it came under scrutiny during the first decade of the 21st century because of worries over pesticides, fertilizers, and other chemicals from the surface entering wells.

Infiltration is the process by which water on the ground surface enters the soil.

The light that reflects from the road surface enters the eyes of the road user, and makes the road visible.

Water molecules also could be seen to interact directly with the mineral surface, entering its surface cavities to approach attracting charge sites and structural hydroxyls.

The paper reports a wide range of experimental data on air entrainment velocities and apparent dynamic contact angles, were a continuous surface enters.

From what has been reported by Facsko et al. [10] and Bobek et al. [19], there exists an onset time to let the sputtered surface enter the early time QD formation regime at a fixed sputtering energy.

These peaks are followed by a gradual decline over the next 15 months as the bearing surface enters "steady-state" wear.

Gottliebsen's findings certainly highlight the risk of HA particles from the implant surface entering the bearing and causing excessive wear, as also shown by Stilling et al. (2009) at 15-year follow-up in an RCT where the HA-coated cups had a higher revision rate than in the Ti-group (57% vs. 17%).