Sentence examples for this intermixing from inspiring English sources
Using a molecular dynamics deposition simulation, this intermixing was found to be paramount in stabilizing the bcc Ti layer to larger layer thicknesses.
This intermixing, resulting in a gradual change of the composition, is considered to enhance the adhesion of the hard coatings on steel substrates.
This intermixing of distinct haplotypes is questionable since it occurs only in one part of the species range which moreover is peripheral and not expected to be the differentiation centre of C. aspersum.
This novel intermixing process has been used to fabricate integrated distributed feedback lasers and electro-absorption modulators.
This strong intermixing is also indicated by about 30 nm deep trenches formed around each island, which are visible as light blue and violet rings in the AFM images of Figure 1b, d.
Speaking from a biological, or so-called "descent" basis, it could be said that the utility of this frequent intermixing and intermingling in the formation of the unified Chinese nationality demonstrates that no nation can be said to be of 'pure descent.'.
This modest intermixing was caused by P. aeruginosa differentiating into non-motile 'stalk' cells that anchored to the surface and motile cells that climbed up to form the mushroom-like caps (Klausen et al., 2003).
This was intermixed with legitimate points, such as the observation that there's not a lick of evidence to support the notion that broadly-accepted standards fix much of anything.
In the chlorophyte clades 6 and 9, sequences from different species of this phylum intermix, even though sequences from the taxonomic class of Chlorophyceae (M.
This is a reasonable concentration range due to the intermixing between Ga and In which is thought to happen during the ring and nanohole formation [20].
This period of intermixing did not last: the rise of the Victorian Evangelicals in the 1830s and 40s slowly killed off the intermingling of Indian and British ideas, religions and ways of life.
