Sentence examples for surface of the long from inspiring English sources

FESEM images show that nanoporous structures were uniformly created over the whole surface of the long zircaloy tube.

Long lamellae became decorated by shorter and thinner crystallites which appear to be grown perpendicular on the surface of the long ones.

Such plasticity at the monomer-monomer interface may be facilitated by the presence of several highly conserved glycine residues (G179, G183, G184) at the contact surface of the long α-helix (Fig. 5B).

I had wondered what stereotypes about Black men would bubble to the surface on the long, winding trail of the campaign.

This merely scratches the surface of the long-term opportunity: Ethernet ports in the last mile have been growing 20% to 30% annually, with 10-Gig still only a small fraction of that.

Our study has merely scratched the surface of the long-term consequences of the post-independence insurgencies and counter-insurgency on the pastoral economy in northern Kenya, a subject which no doubt deserves more comprehensive analysis by historians and anthropologists in the future.

$75 million will not even scratch the surface of the long-term economic damages that Horizon has wrought.

Having found that there was no serum- or IgG reactivity with the IE surface of the long-term cultivated parasites, we subsequently performed immunoblot analysis to investigate whether the var2csa transcripts were translated into protein, using an anti-PfEMP1 monoclonal antibody preparation (anti-ATS).

During the part of the life cycle prior to egg formation, a marked increase in osteoblastic activity occurs along the inside surfaces of the long bones, and the medullary cavities become filled with spongy bone.

Based on analysis of shapes and surfaces of the long bones of its limbs, Cambaytherium probably also had five finger- or toe-like bones, though Rose hesitated at calling them actual digits.

The rough and pitted articular surfaces of the long bones indicate thick cartilage caps around the major joints, which was recently confirmed by the fossilized remains of such a cap (Schwarz, Wings & Meyer, 2007 d ).