Sentence examples for which were dispersed from inspiring English sources

The rise of agriculture saw the domestication of many types of flora and fauna, which were dispersed worldwide.

(c) TEM image of plentiful BN nanosheets which were dispersed in ethanol.

Choi (1995) coined the word "nanofluid" for the fluids with suspended nanometer sized (10−9 nm) particles called nanoparticles, which were dispersed in traditional fluids.

In this work, we have fabricated BHJ solar cells based on P3HT and PCBM, which were dispersed using a single solvent, chlorobenzene and 1,2-dichlorobenzene.

The morphologies of Cu3BiI6 were small grains with around 0.1 0.5 μm which were dispersed homogeneously on porous-TiO2 and planer-NiO substrates (Fig. 7e, f).

In Figure 2c, the dark grains are HA and the bright ones are ZrO2, which were dispersed mostly intergranularly within the HA matrix.

Takeover time generally decreased with the cost of dispersal, since the relative advantage of the high-quality FAD genomes (which were dispersing less often) was greater than that of the high quality UNI genomes.

Electrospark deposition (ESD) was applied to produce tribological coatings which were disperse-strengthened by incorporation of nanosized particles.

SEM was used for visualization of dispersion quality of a concentrated 77 mass% ZrO2 nanosuspension which was dispersed with optimum amount of 1.4-mass1.4-mass%ant, see Fig. 5a.

The unity of the church, which was dispersed geographically, was understood from the viewpoint of the Diaspora (the dispersion of the Jews outside Palestine after the Babylonian Captivity).

Before construction can begin, the state attorney general has to approve the sale and the congregation, which is dispersed, has to convene to formalize any contracts.