Sentence examples for the corresponding deposition from inspiring English sources

Thus, in the case of annealed samples, the effective thickness is defined as the thickness of as-sputtered gold which is considered to be the same for annealed structures deposited for the corresponding deposition time.

At 4,000 m ASL, the UFG ice-coring site is subject to wind erosion of previously deposited snow and the corresponding deposition mass.

The corresponding deposition rate of the ZnO film was about 0.28 μm/h, and the deposition time was 4.5 h.

The corresponding deposition rates were observed to depend mainly on the relative cathode voltage set-point in-between the oxide and metallic voltage levels in the hysteresis region.

Evidence of simultaneous electroless deposition was noticed during electrodeposition and the corresponding deposition rate was nearly unaffected due to electrolyte pH variation.

This concept omits the need of electrode deposition on top of organic layers and thus gives freedom of choice for the electrodes and the corresponding deposition techniques to achieve the best ratio between material consumption and electrical/optical properties.

Dielectric constant spectra were determined by spectroscopic ellipsometry for the corresponding depositions.

The deposition techniques and their corresponding deposition parameters play an important role in controlling the morphology and physical properties of the nanostructures.

Then, considering minimum numbers of sampling sites required across Europe, in single European countries and within the landscapes of Europe and accounting for spatial auto-correlation, the correlations between the N concentration in mosses and corresponding deposition were calculated and mapped for each of those landscape units containing moss sampling sites.

For the deposition-averaged target power density of approximately 15.5 Wcm− 2, we achieved very high deposition rates (up to 100 nm/min), being up to 3 times higher than the corresponding maximum deposition rate achieved in the oxide mode, usually used for the ZrO2 films in industry.

Thus, both techniques, OCT and EM reveal a spatially corresponding deposition of storage material, confirming the reliability of the non-invasive autofluorescence imaging approach.