Sentence examples for tunable feature from inspiring English sources

The fabrication cycle for such NIL working templates with tunable feature sizes is maintained short and at a low cost.

With a simple shrinking technique using a serial of well-known technologies, it has been feasibly realized to produce high-quality soft NIL templates with widely tunable feature sizes at a constant pitch from a single master at very low-cost and in a short processing cycle.

The easily tunable feature of these amorphous silica shells would serve them well as spacer layer between the AuNRs and AlC4Pc to get an optimum fluorescence enhancement effect.

To overcome these problems, Gerritsen et al. [20] have developed an AgNPs@SiO2 core-shell structure to achieve well performance in MEF by taking the advantage of the easy and accurate tunable feature of silica shell.

Such tunable features of the slow light can have potential applications in realization of an all-optical network.

By taking advantage of i-LbL deposition, the unique optical tunable features including coating thickness-dependent polarization and polarization-selective coupling have been experimentally observed.

The simulated results indicate that the time-delay can be tuned by varying the input pump-power and the size of the air holes to obtain tunable features.

This study reports the development of a photocrosslinkable magnetic responsive hydrogel made of methacrylated chondroitin sulfate (MA-CS) enriched with platelet lysate (PL) with tunable features, envisioning their application in tendon-to-bone interface.

It has been shown also that owing to its tunable features, the proposed Optical Diode can be potentially applied as a building block in future complex optical integrated circuits.

Despite the modular and tunable features of the surface template method, it is still difficult to scale up the method, due to the limited surface area of the template when the JNPs are manufactured.

The tunability feature renders these nanoparticles as a good candidate for further development of tunable-color-temperature III-N-phosphor-based white light-emitting diodes (LEDs) which are essential for matching room lighting with human circadian rhythms [10].