Sentence examples for the outermost wall from inspiring English sources

The outermost wall layer of the spore breaks down into four appendages, which, by their sensitivity to moisture, coil and uncoil, thereby disseminating the spores.

In particular, the Cr carbide nanostructures formed at radially unzipped sites were connected to the outermost wall and some inner walls of the MWCNTs.

A theory was proposed to predict the force for an arbitrary pull-out of a CNT from the alumina matrix using the outermost wall diameter of CNT.

For a MWCNT, we can approximately assume it as a SWCNT (i.e., the outermost wall of MWCNT) with a proper piezoresistivity.

At the globular stage, the fluorescence outline is first detected in the surface of the embryo proper (arrow) and the outermost wall of the outmost layer of the inner seed coat (arrowhead).

The lower intrinsic conductivity of MWNTs was assigned to the fact that thermal transport mainly occurs by the outermost wall and by the existence of intertube Umklapp scattering processes.

The observations reveal that the outermost walls of the nanotubes act as torsion springs and possess not only greatly enhanced first buckling strengths, but also stiffened post-buckling regimes characterized by a slight growth of helicoidal ridges and furrows.

Interestingly, these unique buckling responses are mainly caused by the presence of the third outermost wall acting as a hard core.

On 6 December, the sappers reached the south-eastern side of the fortress's outermost wall and then spent another ten days undermining the basalt on which the castle stood; they completed their work on 16 December and placed 1500 pound of powder into the mine.

Bacterial surface layer (S-layer) proteins self-assemble into large two-dimensional crystalline lattices that form the outermost cell-wall component of all archaea and many eubacteria.

These frequently found morphological modifications of the outermost cell walls are known to influence the second hierarchical level.