Sentence examples for top outermost from inspiring English sources

Narrow the bead down slightly by rubbing it against sandpaper or a file until it is ready to just barely fit very tightly far enough down into the bowl that the top (outermost part) of the bead will be flush with or just slightly protruding beyond the top of the pipe bowl.

These results demonstrate that the local electric fields at the tip tops of the outermost nanowires are not altered by the interaction between the tips which are further than a few micrometers apart.

For the test vehicles studied, the maximum SED is observed at the top corner of outermost diagonal solder ball.

The stacked bars on top of the outermost circle display the best-mapped activity values (pKd) from ChEMBL.

Crosshatch the top of the outermost coil, and the bottom of the long end of the coil.

(5) Fig. 7 Electric field intensity as a function of ratio l/d at the tip tops of the central and the outermost nanowire (U = 250 V, d = 350 nm, and h = 3μm).

The electric field intensities at the tip tops of the central and the outermost nanowire versus the ratio l/( d ) were calculated using Ansys software when ( U ) = 250 V, ( d ) = 350 nm, and ℎ = 3 μm, where l is the distance between nanowires and d and h are diameter and length of nanowires, respectively, the results of which are shown in Fig. 7.

It shows that the improved properties are related to the presence of nanocrystalline δ-TiN in the outermost sublayer on the top of the layers composed of δ′ + ε-Ti2N and Ti2AlN crystals.

The outermost 2 mm, including the top-washer, was cut and discarded.

Photoelectron Ta 4f doublet lines are very close to O 2s line; however, the deconvoluted procedure for the bare alloy) exhibited the presence of tantalum suboxides on the outermost surface layer after removing the contaminated top surface layer.

If the can contains only liquid, you can keep it upright, and use the tip of a spoon to rub against a small section of the outermost groove instead, touching the raised rim of the can top.[2].