Sentence examples for thin tape from inspiring English sources

The long, thin tape consisted of crystalline MWCNTs exhibiting indiscernibly blurred interior lattice images and a narrow, hollow core, as well as small and large nanoparticles.

In this method, slurry paste of compound is placed on the substrate whose nonactive area is covered with thin tape and then blade or glass rod is moved over the attached tape so as to remove the excess slurry and form uniform thin film on the essential area of the substrate.

The system uses a thin tape sensor in the seat belt to measure a driver's stomach movement while breathing.

The use of thin tape is to ensure the sharpness of the crack tip, although work is to be carried out using fatigue pre-cracked samples so that the effect of crack tip morphology can be assessed.

Rectangular foam blocks were marked for pre-determined initial crack lengths, 2 a  = 2, 5, 10, 15, 20 mm, and the crack area was then protected using a piece of thin tape (0.05 mm) before the application of cement between this and another identical sized foam block.

(This is not the air restrictor, but it does reduce the power of the gun. ) Place a piece of very strong, thin tape on the hole.

To lower the voltage of the power supply, multlayer structures based on thin tapes must be used.

However, nickel is very soft (yield strength ~40 MPa) and this limits the processing to thin tapes.

The present paper reports the development of strongly cube textured and thin tapes (40 and 20 μm thickness) of an Ni 1 at.% Al alloy and strengthening of these tapes through controlled internal oxidation.

To reduce the ac loss in REBCO superconducting thin tapes, authors proposed a new method different from the conventional technique of reducing the ac loss in superconducting multifilamentary wires.

Dropcloths, paint thinner, tape and scrapers, the conventional tools of vigilance and deliberation, obviously played no part in the slapdash application of sunset, periwinkle, dove and rose during those years when the colors of the rooms must have changed just as vaguely and capriciously as the moods of teenage girls.