Sentence examples for treatment to create from inspiring English sources

The reinforcing fibers were submitted to an alkali treatment to create a good interphase between the fibers and the matrix.

Beetroot, celeriac, squash, cucumber and turnips can easily be given the spiraliser treatment to create imaginative dishes without the time-consuming cutting of veg into julienne strips.

The average diameter of the SiO2 nanoparticles is determined to be about 7 nm, which are modified by surface treatment to create surface charges (e-SiO2).

An Al 6.3Li 0.07Sc 0.02Yb (at.%) alloy is subjected to a double-aging treatment to create nanoscale precipitates, which are studied by atom-probe tomography and transmission electron microscopy.

The results show that the non-selected CDW can be recycled using a simple treatment to create low quality recycled material with a low embodied energy that can be used as an alternative to natural aggregates in unpaved rural roads.

During the process they uncovered traces of a fresco in one of the doorways and, while it was too damaged to be restored, it inspired them to decorate the palazzo with a variety of techniques, including stenciling, marbling and a "chiaroscuro," or light and shade, treatment to create a three-dimensional effect.

Shale gas reservoirs often need hydraulic fracturing treatments to create complex fracture network to enhance production.

It was found that the gas transport properties of these polymer systems were influenced by changes in processing conditions and solvent treatments to create nanoporous membranes.

The four editors listed in the credits have clearly earned their combat pay, and the director of photography, John Schwartzman, juggles film stocks, lenses and color treatments to create a collage of destruction at once disorienting and viscerally effective.

The availability of Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) transponder implantation methods for grapevines offers the possibility, thanks to greater reading distances, to link data, such as plant treatments, to create a system in which geographically positioned plants can be registered.

Integration of this knowledge may permit the design of new alloys and new heat treatments to create materials inherently resistant to the brittle failure often caused by nanometer level grain boundary segregation of impurities and alloying elements.