Sentence examples for term surface from inspiring English sources

For the yield stress gradient, a small cohesion term (surface yield stress) was introduced to stabilize the solution.

The term surface attachment defective (sad) is used for the group of mutant microorganisms unable to form biofilms (O'Toole et al. 2000).

The mass and charge continuity equations were demonstrated inside the electrodes and in the divergence term, surface ratios were used instead of more usual volumetric ratios.

The term surface integrity is described as the inherent or enhanced condition of a surface that is produced in a machining or other surface generation operation or the topographical, mechanical, chemical and metallurgical, worth of a manufactured surface and its relationship to functional performance.

The two are equivalent but when referring to energy per unit of area, people use the term surface energy which is a more general term in the sense that it applies also to solids and not just liquids.

When the vector of incident light matches the oscillations of plasmons, there is an interaction or resonance, thus the term surface plasmon resonance (Willets and Van Duyne, 2007).

The downside of relying primarily on prepackaged foods for a long-term surface mission is that they can cause a syndrome known as "menu fatigue," a common affliction at the International Space Station.

Ultimately, the food for any future long-term surface mission, like on Mars, will most likely be supplied by a combination of the standard prepackaged-food system and a "bio-regenerative" system based on a formula that accounts for the food's weight, volume, prep time, nutrition, and the satisfaction it delivers.

Periodically inundated wetlands with high short-term surface variation require special approaches to assess their composition and long-term change.

If it doesn't look particularly robust, that's a deliberate choice: unlike Curiosity and other long-term surface explorers, this lander probably would only last a few weeks before getting fried by the immense amount of radiation coming off Jupiter.

The honeycomb arrangement provided a relatively larger surface area to store more ions with a stronger structure to maintain long-term surface morphology.