Sentence examples for unimportant surface from inspiring English sources
A clear warning is made that qualitative or semi-quantitative analyses can easily result in unimportant surface species being mistaken for true reaction intermediates.
This suggests the involvement of weakly adsorbed intermediates, and the relatively unimportant role of surface-bonded NO in the bulk NO reduction and oxidation activity.
Interestingly, while surface topography is relatively unimportant under unfrozen conditions at our site because of low relief and high infiltrability, surface topography shows episodically critical importance for connectivity and runoff generation when the ground is frozen.
In water, the thermal conductivity is relatively unimportant, since, in contrast to land surfaces, insolation extends to substantial depths in the water; in addition, water can be mixed vertically.
The precise nature of the defect landscape in the bulk of the nanorods is found to be unimportant to photovoltaic cell performance although the surface structure is more critical.
Analysis of Dil-C18(3) membrane fragments indicated that cell detachment by membrane rupture was a significant mechanism of cell detachment from glass for shear stresses above 40 dyne/cm2, but was unimportant for cell detachment from the silane surfaces.
It was concluded that mixing due to spreading of bubble wakes at the surface of the fluidized solids was a relatively unimportant lateral mixing mechanism.
This factor would be unimportant if the total droplet mass delivered to the target surface was the essential quantity.
This would on the surface seem to indicate that shape variation with its contribution of <20% is unimportant.
This unstructured strategy gave the opportunity to seemingly unimportant issues (to those experiencing an event as outsiders and to the reader) and unvoiced experiences to surface in the students' writings.
According to their hydrological significance, the unimportant valley branches are detected and their corresponding coverage is filled by raising the terrain to make the terrain surface smoother.
