Sentence examples for three dimensional flowers from inspiring English sources
Three dimensional flowers like hierarchical carbon/gold nanoparticles/bilirubin oxidase (3D FCM/AuNPs/BOD) bioconjugate served as biocatalyst for O2 reduction at the biocathode.
The tin dioxide crystal with three dimensional flower-like structures had been synthesized in the typical hydrothermal route.
The Ni architectures are composed of nanoflakes, which assemble to form three dimensional flower-like structure, and the thickness of nanoflakes is about 10 40 nm.
With the enhanced electrochemical activity upon nitrogen doping and the unique three dimensional flower-like structure, the synthesized N-RGO&Ni(OH 2 shows much better electrochemical performance than the sample without nitrogen doping.
We report the design and synthesis of three dimensional flower-like molybdenum disulphide (f-MoS2) hierarchical structures, on reduced graphene oxide (RGO)/oxidized multi-walled carbon nanotube (o-MWCNT) backbone (f-MoS2/RGO/o-MWCNT), through one-pot hydrothermal method.
An enzyme-free electrochemical immunoassay is introduced into microfluidic paper-based analytical devices for the first time using novel three dimensional flower-like Au nanoparticles modified paper working electrode (FLAuNPs-PWE) as sensor platform and gold (Au -silver (Au -silverllic nAgoparticles (Au-Ag bimetallictracer.
Like many animals that operate in complex visual environments, bees have to reliably find three dimensional objects like flowers when these objects might be seen from a number of different views [5].
Three dimensional ZnO dahlia-flowers have been engineered at room temperature relying on natural oxidation based aqueous chemical synthetic approach.
A signal-switchable electrochemiluminescence (ECL) aptasensor was presented for sensitive prostate specific antigen (PSA) assay using ferrocene-graphene sheets (Fc-GNs) for high-efficiency quenching of ECL from Au nanoparticles functionalized cadmium sulfide flower-like three dimensional (3D) assemblies (Au-CdS flower-like 3D assemblies).
The finding that visual experience is also important for bees has important implications for understanding how three dimensional biologically relevant objects like flowers are recognised in complex environments, and for how machine vision might be taught to solve related visual problems.
Different morphology including flake-, flower- and three dimensional star-like structures were obtained.
