Sentence examples for transparent coating from inspiring English sources

Motivated by the success of transition metal nanocomposite hard coatings, a new optically transparent coating based on the Al Si N ternary system was developed.

A transparent coating only a few nanometers thick sharply increased buildings' ability to retain heat.

As long as the housing is kept wet, water will form a uniform transparent coating that won't show in the photos.

Heat-mirror glass, which has a transparent coating that admits the short-wavelength radiation from the sun but tends to reflect the longer-wavelength radiation from within occupied spaces, was introduced in 1984; when combined with double glazing, its insulating value approaches that of a wall.

For example, postage stamps may be tagged with a visually transparent coating of a fluorescing agent to prevent counterfeiting, and the addition of a fluorescing agent with emissions in the blue region of the spectrum to detergents will impart to cloth a whiter appearance in the sunlight.

Gorilla Glass is only on tablets these days but someday soon Corning's ultrahard, transparent coating will take over our lives.

At the Christopher Kane show, the flowers that popped their big heads from inside transparent coats and dresses were inspired by wall stickers in a teenage bedroom, according the designer.

Before nail paint apply base coat to avoid your nails from harmful chemicals and then add a transparent coat when you are finished to add brightness to your nails.

For any semi-transparent coating, an empirical linear relation can be established between coating thickness and the slope of the reflectance in a particular wavelength range.

In the practical cases that were studied, a minimum of three layers created by a reflective and semi-transparent coating of metal oxides on the surface of the glass was considered [11].

The former method can make abundant electron-transparent coating assemblages for comprehensive and quantitative X-ray analysis and the latter technique protects the coating texture from being destroyed.