Sentence examples for visible films from inspiring English sources

The best formulation was found to be 40 wt% acrylamide with MDEA which yielded four to eightfold thicker films (maximum polymer thickness increased from 180 nm to 1420 nm) and generated visible films from fivefold lower eosin surface densities (2.8 versus 14eosins/μm22) compared to a corresponding PEGDA formulation.

He concluded that he hoped the song would "get noticed and be remembered among the many worthy songs from more highly visible films".

On Monday, a thick gray haze hung over Delhi's taller buildings, and a visible film formed quickly on stationary objects, leaving a chemical taste and grime on the skin.

A clearly visible film of dried material was regularly left behind on the plastic surfaces (not further shown).

Dense grating structures deform and bend as a result of the scanning accompanied by visible film shrinkage.

Lichens grow as a visible film on the stone surface and due to their macroscopic structure, their presence on stones is visibly evident.

Using the twin disc technique, friction modifier, in the form of a solid stick, was applied using a spring loaded device to the rotating wheel disc to generate a visible film.

These are issues we've never had to face with Maura, but which plague the trans community especially the corners of the trans community whose narratives are woefully lacking from our most visible film and television just as much, every single day.

Sample dilution, particularly with throat swab specimens, eliminated formation of a visible film on the substrate, which can prevent direct contact by the analyte and diminish sensitivity, as we have described previously [11].

This was a single-blind study: it was not possible to blind the surgeon to the application of the fibrin spray, as it creates a visible film on the operative wound when applied.

The biofilm disruption was indicated by the absence of visible film on the wall and bottom of the tube when the glass tube was incubated with biosurfactant (300 μg/ml) for 30 min at 28°C.