Sentence examples for well-defined planar from inspiring English sources

Epithelia form well-ordered sheets with well-defined planar and apico-basal polarity axes [ 2, 3].

The coordination geometry of Cu2+ is well-defined square planar in bridging [Cu(PySal)2], analogous to that in free metalloligand (1), but it is distorted square planar in chelating [Cu(PySal)2].

Viruses and virus-like nanoparticles used for the production of photonic crystals with a broad range of optical applications, S-layer proteins that self-organize into highly symmetric planar lattices with well-defined pores, and industrial synthetic clays forming stable gel phases at extremely low densities are just few of the most recent examples of anisotropy driven self-assembly.

The solution is extended to a general planar JMC element with well-defined reflection and transmission properties.

Specimens impacted at velocities of 60 m/s and above developed nearly planar shocks that propagated at well-defined velocities crushing the specimen.

Throughout the whole range of reduction temperatures, images in both profile and planar views show the existence of a well-defined structural relationship between metal and support.

Dimpling this tapered fiber, using a well-defined procedure, allows for production of an excellent localized probe of planar on-chip devices.

Cross-section and planar view TEM showed that the QDs had a well-defined truncated hexagonal pyramidal shape [9], with an average diameter (d) of 73 ± 12 nm and an average height (h) of 12 ± 2 nm, giving a typical aspect ratio h: d of 1 6.

In particular, nanostructured assemblies with well-defined geometrical shapes have emerged as possible high efficiency and economically viable alternatives to planar photovoltaic thin-film architectures.

It is clear the spectral properties of planar microcavities are explicitly dependent on NA highlighting the importance of well-defined coupling optics in the design of optical systems incorporating RCLEDs.

Confocal microscopy demonstrated that on the planar reference (Ref) actin is organized in a network of long and well-defined stress fibers typically spanning the entire cell body.