Sentence examples for wider surface area from inspiring English sources

The bowl creates a wider surface area, which provides the perfect canvas for generous scatterings of texture and flavour.

To apply a rotary reactor for larger capacity, a wider surface area is needed to exchange the heat between two flows of solids.

Compared with the gut and the skin, the lung has a wider surface area, up to 90 m2.

In addition to this, another reason is the solid electrolyte interphase formation that is sensitive to the surface morphology of the electrode because the patterned electrode has a wider surface area than the continuous electrode [6].

The dogs extended more of their tongues to whack the water with a much wider surface area, then used their tongues to pull the water upward into a column at a blazing rate – hitting an acceleration of roughly five to eight times that of gravity when changing direction from downward to upward.

The resulting glass has a "diamond shape [that] creates a wider surface area at the midpoint of the glass, allowing a greater rate of alcohol's evaporation, intensifying the wine's fruit and floral aromas and silkiness as it enters the mouth," Maximilian Riedel says.

In this work, the two-step nitriding-remelting process was extended to wider surface areas by depositing multiple overlapping trails at four different nitriding speeds and a constant remelting speed.

The potency is likely due to the coverage of a wide surface area of HA protein by these hnMABs.

Peptides containing d-amino acid residues are attractive molecules for inhibiting α-helix-mediated PPIs because of their wide surface area and high protease resistance.

These materials are highly porous and have a wide surface area.

because of their wide surface area, chemical stability, mechanical strength, and flexibility [2 4].