Sentence examples for tiny defects from inspiring English sources

In graphene, the process naturally creates tiny defects.

They have tiny defects that, to assistant professor Nathalie de Leon, make them ever so appealing.

These tiny defects in the punch card ballot system have focused national attention on the design of voting technology.

This is a fractious, finicky process and tiny defects in the materials, or failures in the alignment of the different layers, can result in 20% or more of a batch being scrapped.

Extreme tiny and nonvisual residues could happen during gate etch processes by the step height between active area (AA) and shallow trench isolation (STI), and the tiny defects are difficult to be located even some of those did lead to chip probe (CP) test failure.

The formation of tiny spores by fungi and the smaller reproductive forms of the parasites provide vehicles by which infection may be drawn into the lungs or may pass through tiny defects in the skin or mucosal linings of the various openings and tracts of the body.

A sodium water reaction takes place when high-pressured water vapor leaks into sodium through a tiny defect on the surface of the heat transfer tube in a steam generator of the sodium-cooled fast reactor.

OCT imaged a focal attachment of the hyaloid to the center of the fovea with intact inner foveolar cyst and a tiny defect involving the outer retinal layer.

The system was tested on a large dataset and demonstrated its capability of detecting tiny production defects, that can lead to dangerous failures when the metal components are put under strong mechanical stress.

Researchers have developed a way to see through silicon wafers, which among other things offers a powerful new tool for probing computer chips for tiny manufacturing defects.

Besides these fully accepted congenital communications, there are also areas of structural weakness of embryologic origin, as tiny focal defects on the tendinous part of the diaphragm or the rare septum transversum lacunar aplasia, which allows transphrenic migration of air/gas [19].