Sentence examples for tic as from inspiring English sources

The biocompatibility enhancement after dual C N PIII is attributed to the synergistic effects rendered by TiN and TiC as well as altered surface roughness.

The hazard ratio (HR) for the risk of relapse was 2.7 (95% confidence interval (CI): 1.2 5.7) in patients with ⩽2 CD57+ TIC per spot as compared with those with >2 CD57+ TIC per spot, and 3.5 (1.4 9.1) in patients with no CD68+ TIC as compared with those with >10 CD68+ TIC per spot.

Metallic matrix composites (MMC) have been fabricated using Mg-AZ91 alloy and TiC as reinforcement by pressureless infiltration technique.

The TiC content in the starting powder mixture was optimized such that the resultant Ti3SiC2 TiC composites retained up to 30 vol% excess TiC as reinforcement.

A fuel cell with TiC as anode and 40 wt% Pt/C as cathode is constructed and the polarization behaviour is studied with NaBH4 as anodic fuel and hydrogen peroxide as catholyte.

Titanium carbide (TiC), as one of the most important transition metal carbides, exhibits good chemical stability and electrical conductivity, and electrocatalytic activity resembling that of metals, but is much cheaper.

Tonken had facial tics as pronounced as his chutzpah.

These two are generating considerable opposition to the Moscow move, motivated in the main, according to some sources, by a feeling that poli tics as well as religion are in volved.

Listed in the program simply as Man 1 and Man 2, Mr. Burton and Mr. Saunders, both in their mid-40s, require all manner of hats, wigs, mustaches, voices and facial tics, as well as several varieties of padded brassiere, to get through the play.

And when he said the word fantastic, he said it softly and slowly—"fan-tas-tic!"—as if he never wanted it to end.

We suggest that a substantial part of RB in patients with GTS are complex tics, as initially suggested by Shapiro and Shapiro [30] and warrant to be treated as such, either pharmacologically and/or by behavioural therapy.