Sentence examples for without a filler from inspiring English sources

To verify the mechanisms, a pure Cu sheet was butt welded to a low carbon steel sheet by gas-tungsten arc welding without a filler metal.

In contrast to the above studies, which used CNT pores as transport pathways, Srivastava et al. [6] made a CNT filter from high-density and vertically aligned CNT forests without a filler.

In on-line tasks, participants are quicker to identify a 'correct' repair word (orange) following either a between-word interruption (yellow orange), or a mid-word interruption with or without a filler (yel uh orange, yel orange), compared to fluent controls [5].

Fig. 7 DTG curves of samples based on various polymer matrices with a filler (a) and without it (b).

Part D of Figure 3 shows significant activation for abstract emotion words in the precentral gyrus which remains consistent when directly compared with animal words, a filler word group without (or with very little) action association.

Slope represents the adsorption affinity (K) Table 4 Equilibrium constant K ad of GCC, PCC, and Kaolin, with (B) and without 3%% of Tween-80 (A)   Fillers K ad (ml/ml) A Without surfactant GCC 5.0 Kaolin 8.1 PCC 15.6 B With surfactant GCC 5.3 Kaolin 6.1 PCC 9.6.

Reliable joint was bonded without any filler metal in atmosphere at 250 °C after graphite metallized by SnAgCu-Ti.

The study reveals that glass polyester composite without any filler suffers greater erosion loss than the hybrid composite with alumina filling.

In Brooklyn last month, Jay cruised comfortably through his catalogue, leaping from hit to bigger hit without a moment of filler.

20 The same authors, performed another prospective, split-face study comparing the comfort and ease of injection of a HA filler without lidocaine and a HA filler with pre-incorporated lidocaine into the nasolabial fold (see Table 3).

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