Sentence examples for three dimensional films from inspiring English sources

Unlike the recent flurry of three dimensional films and TV technologies, the new machine, tentatively called the Nintendo 3DS, will not require users to wear special glasses to view images in 3-D, the company said.

The film growth mechanism followed the nucleation, growth and superposition (NGS) model, with instantaneous nucleation and a diffusion controlled growth of a three dimensional film.

Such a three dimensional film material with super-large surfaces and outstanding optical properties is further decorated with CdTe nanofilm and used as a photo-electrochemical working electrode.

The inhibitive effect of DSHP can be attributed to the formation of a three dimensional film of zinc phosphate on the alloy surface which in turn inhibits dezincification and subsequently the SCC of the 67/33 brass alloy.

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The binder-free integrated electrodes of spinel NiCo2O4 nanosheets directly coated the three dimensional porous Ni films are facilely obtained through successively electrochemical co-deposition of Ni/Co alloy layer then followed by subsequent annealing at 350 °C in air.

We describe the use of conventional photolithography to construct three dimensional (3D) thin film scaffolds and direct the growth of fibroblasts into three distinct and anatomically relevant geometries: cylinders, spirals and bi-directionally folded sheets.

The acceptors with three dimensional structures showed uniform film morphologies of appropriate nano-phase separation when blended with a donor polymer.

After chemical reduction with hydrazine vapor and removing template with dilute acid, three dimensional interconnected macroporous RGO film was obtained [18].

Three dimensional interconnected hierarchical porous Ni films are easily fabricated as effective current collectors through hydrogen bubble template electrochemical deposition.

These elastomers are processed from different sources of soluble elastin such as animal-derived soluble elastin, recombinant human tropoelastin, and elastin-like polypeptides into various forms including three dimensional (3D) porous hydrogels, elastomeric films, and fibrous electrospun scaffolds.