Sentence examples for surface the number of from inspiring English sources

In studies on SOFC, by depositing active ionic/electronic-conductive nano-particles on porous electrode surface, the number of oxygen reduction reaction sites could be largely increased.

After counting the number of colonies on the surface, the number of microorganisms in 1 ml of the appropriate dilution was determined.

Because each choke requires a separate hydraulic control cable and power supply snaking up through the well to the surface, the number of laterals per well has so far been limited to four.

The measured data of global solar irradiation on a horizontal surface, the number of bright sunshine hours, and the amount of cloud cover for major cities of South Korea, during the period (1986 2005) are analyzed.

The influences of four parameters, i.e. the angular positions of the laser points, the distance of the laser positions from the centre of the exciter surface, the number of measured positions to be averaged and the mass loading effect, were examined experimentally.

Assuming total coverage of the sensing surface, the number of molecules contributing to the SERS effect can be estimated as the ratio between the total metal surface illuminated by the laser beam (the transverse dimension) and the geometrical cross section of an individual pMA molecule (0.3 nm2 per molecule) [35].

On these surfaces, the number of viable cells dropped to approximately one third compared to pristine surfaces, suggesting that modifications in surface properties caused by the reduction of the polymer had a negative impact on cell viability.

For example, if we change our assumption of the random molecular adsorption to the preferred adsorption of R6G on metal surfaces, the number of R6G on a single sombrero could increase up to 20 at the concentration of 10 9 M.

The prevalence of one or more OHIP impacts was associated with the number of untreated carious surfaces, the number of teeth lost due to caries, having periodontal disease, current smoking, and higher scores on the negative emotionality MPQ superfactor but lower scores on that for positive emotionality.

Associations between OHIP prevalence, xerostomia prevalence and these oral disease and MPQ superfactor scores are presented in Table 4. Xerostomia prevalence was associated with the number of untreated carious surfaces, the number of teeth lost due to caries, current smoking, and the negative emotionality MPQ superfactor.

He was able to establish a profound connection between the minimum number of curves needed to do this for a given surface and the number of functions (becoming infinite at specified points) that the surface could then support.