Sentence examples for tight contacts from inspiring English sources

These groups readily form hydrogen bonds that helped the fibers make tight contacts with one another, further strengthening the material.

It has also been proposed that neurons grown on a CNT meshwork displayed better signal transmission, possibly due to tight contacts between the CNTs and neural membranes, favoring electrical shortcuts [12].

In the present work the EPR study is focused on the mixtures of carbon black with Al2O3 and CeO2 in loose and tight contacts in order to provide the physicochemical characterisation of the contact.

The inclusion criteria of this study involved the presence of healthy gingival tissues, complete intact posterior occlusion, intact maxillary dentition with the exception of the third molars, and tight contacts between the posterior teeth which was checked with a piece of floss.

Silica and titania composites can be obtained in the form of a blend, where both phases form individual particles with weak interactions, or as a mixture of titania and silica in the bulk and at a surface of carrier particles of one phase with tight contacts between both components.

The three modified residues are located around the cytoplasmic half of the channel and these locations do not establish any tight contacts in the open state of either the wild-type or the triple mutant protein.

"The tight contact in this design matters," he said.

"All I can say," she said, "is it was not tight contact".

Stephen A. Erickson, the deputy chief medical examiner, said in an interview that those effects indicated a gun muzzle in "tight contact" with the head during a suicide.

Stephen A. Erickson, the deputy chief medical examiner who oversaw the autopsy, said in an interview that "soot and searing" in Mr. Carter's wound meant that a gun was in "tight contact" with his head, typical of such a suicide.

Figure 10 Total soot conversion in tight contact conditions.