Sentence examples for with a surface layer of from inspiring English sources

A decorative laminate can consist of a half-dozen layers of fibrous kraft paper (similar to paper used for grocery bags) together with a surface layer of paper with a printed design the entire assembly being impregnated with a melamine-formaldehyde resin.

The FNP was designed with a surface layer of flexible brush-like nanofibers which can 'actively' carry nanoscale abrasives in slurry independent of the down pressure.

Modular tissue-engineered constructs are assembled from sub-mm sized cylindrical collagen gel modules which are covered with a surface layer of human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVEC).

Using this electrolyte with a surface layer of xylene under continuous electrolysis conditions, one can obtain extracts of CdSe nanoparticles with a content of 0.3 mol/L in xylene.

Guinea pigs were exposed to ultrafine aerosols (less than 0.1 micron) of zinc oxide with a surface layer of sulfuric acid.

b A schematic view of the structure of a single mineral platelet, with an atomically ordered core resembling the CDHA structure (with substitutions) surrounded by a surface layer of disordered, hydrated mineral ions.

Previously, we have developed lipid-coated calcium phosphate cores with a surface layer coating of dioleoylphosphatidic acid (DOPA).

It also induced restoration of a normal peritoneal structure with a continuous surface layer of flattened cells similar to the light microscopic characteristics of the normal peritoneum in the control group, and decreased the vascular and inflammatory components.

These strategies could e.g. be use of heating remedies, proper gloves, overall warm general clothing and a choice of tools with a surface layer causing less cold exposure.

With the exception of a surface layer, none of the above factors is able to induce heterogeneous nucleation under confinement.

In addition, under conditions where biogeochemical processes can occur, it is interesting to note that hematite is recalcitrant to microbial reduction due to its crystallinity, with only a thin surface layer of bioavailable Fe(III) present, again suggesting its stability may be significant in, for example, oxic-contaminated land environments.