Sentence examples for tailored characteristics from inspiring English sources

It is shown that the multilayer approach is a suitable strategy for manufacturing inkjet printed passive circuit elements with tailored characteristics for implementation into functional printed electronics devices.

This information is useful for band gap engineering, when designing devices with tailored characteristics.

Layer-by-layer (LbL) assembly is a versatile technique for the development of multilayered films with tailored characteristics at the nanometer scale.

One of the main advantages of the MA approach is the unique opportunity of designing the alloy composition to enhance sintering though the formation of a liquid phase with tailored characteristics.

The study indicates the potential of 2D/1D heterojunctions to achieve tailored emission characteristics for light emitting applications.

The specific character of energy storage requires tailored textural characteristics of the practical materials used in supercapacitors: extended surface area and open porous structure, accessible for ions of the electrolyte.

In this study, porous Ti 50.8 at.% Ni shape memory alloys (SMAs) with tailored pore characteristics and porosities as well as adjustable mechanical properties were successfully prepared by using a novel pore-forming technique and powder sintering process.

Such interventions comprised one or more letters tailored to characteristics of the individual smoker [ 17].

To achieve this, we reduced the number of tailoring characteristics from 26 to 12 to minimise response burden.

The original system required tailoring characteristics to be collected by paper questionnaire or telephone after which researchers initiated the support system manually.

Particular tailoring characteristics took into consideration the lack of motivators in the public primary care centers, the scarcity of use of clinical guidelines in daily practice, the absence of referral and appointment systems as well as other organizational weaknesses and the existence of a computer naïve environment.