Sentence examples for thick stable from inspiring English sources

The formation of thick stable brown foams within the activated sludge process has become a familiar operational problem.

During oxidation at 873 K, a thick, stable oxide layer is formed on the surface with a stoichiometry of PdO, beneath which a Pd-depleted (Pt-rich) layer exists.

Two types of amorphous carbon (a-C) films: one series with a layered structure (sequence of soft/hard carbon layers) resulting in thick, stable and sp3 rich films, and another series of monolithic films rich in sp2, were deposited on Si substrates by magnetron sputtering and were investigated with respect to their nanoscratching behavior.

Lemmings thrive during long winters under thick, stable layers of snow beneath the snow's protective cover, they can move safely and raise their young.

When G-actin polymerized into thick stable actin filaments in terminally differentiated root hairs that had stopped growing (Fig. 1H), mitochondria were uniformly distributed in the cytoplasm and their density declined to 35.7% of that in elongating root hairs (Fig. 1G).

In addition, the central axial area with thick and stable caprocks above is deeply buried and structurally stable and less susceptible to fracturing, which is favorable for preservation of overpressure.

In this topical review we describe the fabrication, characterization and applications of 1 nm thick, mechanically stable carbon nanomembranes (CNMs).

South of the Equator, at yet greater distance from the convergence zone, the maritime air masses are less-heated, thick, and stable, and they bring hardly any rainfall, except over some of the East African highlands.

The electrical grinding method proposed in this study, in which electric current is applied to the grinding fluid in the machining process, improves oxide formation on the finished surfaces, thereby realizing finished surfaces with extremely thick and stable oxide layers.

In general, Zr-doped hydrogenated coating outperformed the non-hydrogenated one when tested in an inert nitrogen atmosphere or at elevated temperature (100 °C), exhibiting almost super-low friction (μ = 0.03 in the steady-state regime) due to the formation of a homogenous, thick and stable tribolayer.

That means making the sauce thick and stable, which is accomplished with three techniques: a roux, an emulsifier, and a reduction (liquid that's slowly cooked down until thick).