Sentence examples for traditional surface from inspiring English sources

Glasgow, who had persistent problems with their traditional surface last season, would have been quietly delighted.

"It beats the traditional surface of a baseball diamond on asphalt," said Dave Lutz, executive director of the Neighborhood Open Space Coalition.

The Paseo Colorado also has an underground parking lot, which integrates the mall with the pedestrian-oriented shops of downtown Pasadena better than a traditional surface parking lot would have done.

But there's a catch with these cameras; although all the photos can be viewed as normal 2-D images on any traditional surface, you need a 3-D television and the appropriate 3-D glasses to see the images pop off the screen.

Traditional surface passivation for Si involves the formation of a thin silicon dioxide (SiO2) layer.

I consistently kept trying to open the Surface Book's kickstand, akin to the traditional Surface device experience.

In addition to inventing new techniques yielding surfaces that looked like bronze, porcelain, and rosewood, Zeshin liberated lacquer from its traditional surfaces and mastered the art of painting it on paper.

Put all that information together, Shell thinks, and it can find interesting places to do more traditional, surface-based early exploration like reflection seismology and drilling test wells.

Traditional surface-based geophysical methods, which use wave velocity dispersion or first-arrival times, have been widely used recently to assess spatial variation; however they cannot well characterize reverse profiles or buried low-velocity zones.

Toward that target, we report here that the traditional surface-science measurement of photoelectron spectroscopy (PES) is a potential, non-destructive method to be combined in the studies of bulk-like properties, when surface effects are properly removed.

For this reason, the surface science community has developed traditional surface-sensitive techniques such as scanning tunneling microscopy (STM), surface X-ray diffraction (SXRD), and high-pressure X-ray photoemission spectroscopy (HPXPS) to operate at higher pressure, in situ.