Sentence examples for surfaces mimic from inspiring English sources

An untitled collage by Edmund Kesting (1892-1970), from 1923, and Janet Abramowicz's "Rome, Excavations," made last year, both attract attention because their surfaces mimic relief sculpure.

In many cases, the surfaces mimic the reactivity of their molecular carbon or organosilane counterparts, and examples of functionalization reactions are described in which direct analogies to textbook organic and inorganic chemistry can be applied.

These surfaces mimic the distribution of GPIbα on platelets.

An undergraduate reported at the meeting that Gobiesox maeandricus adhered to eight surfaces mimicking the range of sandpaper grades with an average force 180 times their body weight.

Hence, researchers have created various biomimetic patterned surfaces mimicking the protuberances of lotus leaves, and have achieved significant reduction in surface forces at micro/nano-scale, which are described below.

In the current study, we examined the proliferation and differentiation characteristics of differentiated C2C12 cells and MC3T3-E1 preonteoblasurfacesurfaces mimicking the 3M™ESPE™ MDI (test group) and Ankylos® implants.

The PEG moiety was designed to mimic the mucin-like domain of lubricin and the thiol-terminus was designed to anchor the molecules to cartilage surfaces, mimicking the binding domain.

This novel method allowed, for the first time, a detailed kinetic study of rubisco cleanability (defined as fraction of adsorbed protein removed from a surface) from dyed surfaces (mimicking fabrics) at different enzyme concentrations.

Recent exciting advances in nanotechnology and materials science have enabled versatile, robust, and large-scale stem cell engineering in vitro through developments of synthetic nanotopographical surfaces mimicking topological features of stem cell niches.

An undergraduate tested the sticking ability of 22 freshly killed Gobiesox maeandricus on eight surfaces mimicking the range of sandpaper grades and reported at the meeting that the fish adhered to them all with an average force 180 times their body weight.

For instance, Sky Cleaner IV [12] and Robicen III [13] use suction to adhere to the climbing surfaces mimicking the suction cups of the octopus; Stikybot [14], Mini-Whegs [15], Waalbot [16] and Abigaille [2, 17] use dry adhesives inspired by geckos; and Spinybot [18], and RiSE [19] use hooks inspired by cockroaches to adhere to non-smooth surfaces.