Sentence examples for sweeping the surface from inspiring English sources

Power outputs from each cloth were characterized by tapping and sweeping the surface with a PTFE sheet.

To improve adhesion, the initial GaN template (as received) was cleaned with NMP at 90° by sweeping the surface several times with a soft stick, then abundantly rinsing with IPA and DIW.

Another problem with the 100 μm gap were indications that reagents were flowing in a channel through the center of the reaction cell rather than sweeping the whole surface.

The sun isn't visible to us, but it casts its light around and in between the rain, in some places looking like gigantic spotlights slowly sweeping across the surface of the water.

I broke one of my cardinal rules, and did not take a practice roll — the maneuver by which a capsized kayaker rights himself by sweeping the paddle blade over the surface of the water while doing an upside-down twisting sit-up.

For instance in the case of ORT weave, the frequency of the z-binder sweeping the top and bottom surfaces of the weave can vary from plain (Fig. 2a) to twill (Fig. 2b) or satin (Fig. 2c) pattern.

I said "Well, it's simple, you just make it out of flat surfaces, and tilt those flat surfaces over, sweeping the edges away from the radar view angle, and that way you basically cause the energy to reflect away from the radar".' Scherror subsequently drew a preliminary low-RCS aircraft with faceted surfaces.

One important change sweeping the industry is the installation of synthetic racing surfaces, which are said to be more forgiving.

Paint on a side to side direction, sweeping the parts from left to right, then right to left until the surface of the LEGO piece has been painted.

Sweeping the potential from −0.8 to 1.4 V oxidizes the gold surface, whereas the reverse step, going from 1.4 to −0.8 V reduces the resulting gold oxide.

Dynamic electrochemical impedance spectroscopy with the ac signal applied while sweeping the potential, is a powerful method to study reaction mechanisms of surface electrochemical reactions.