Presence of fibroin improves hydrophilicity, measured by dynamic contact angle, and surface roughness, topography viewed by atomic force microscopy.
Figures 2a1 and 2a2 show topography views of a CNT with an AuNPs attachment for a conductive Pt/Ir tip and a diamond tip, respectively, b1 and b2 the corresponding cross-sections along dotted lines, c1 and c2 the associated resistance images (always under +1 V bias) and d1 and d2 typical distribution histograms of the local resistances.
The city's vertiginous topography creates views galore, both large-scale and small.
Though fiercely pared down in its use of glass and steel, this architecture maximised the relationship between houses, topography and views.
From topography point of view, recent advances in micro- and nanofabrication enabled development of complex surface features by controlling their pattern, periodicity, shape, and dimensional properties.
This will consist of a series of scattered exhibition spaces with a larger, semi-subterranean exhibition hall at the island's summit, blending with the local topography but affording views of the surrounding sea and countryside.
This is illustrated in the scalp topography of the subtraction mirror view minus direct view data in Figure 5 C. Note that the amplitude difference between direct and mirror view conditions already starts in the time window of the first LRP phase and accounts for the small (nonsignificant) amplitude difference found in this first LRP phase.
To create the most view-friendly topography for siting the houses, inventive owners, architects and builders may sculpt the land to fashion a flat plane or raise up a portion of the lot with fill.
The height of one slab is one-tenth the length of one cell Fig. 2 Calculated topographies from the oblique view.
In spite of the extensive rebuilding in the 20th century, the natural topography still affords panoramic views, particularly to the east towards the coast and north as far as the Cheviot Hills, from several vantage points.
