Sentences with phrase «substrates such»

Set up press for production per job ticket specifications including cutting and mounting plates, mixing ink according to Pantone Matching System (PMS) color standards, and fabricating on numerous substrates such as board (SBS) and vinyl.

The largest hot desert in the world, the Sahara, is over 3.3 million square miles (3.6 million if you include substrates such as the Libyan Desert and the Sudan region) and larger than the next fifteen largest hot and cool coastal deserts combined.

Typically most of our screen prints come on 100 # stock or something equivalent, with the exception of some of our more rare variant prints which can come on crazy substrates such as reflective metallic paper, linen paper, wood panel, or metal.

Using any one of these inhibitor drugs concurrently with another drug eliminated by P - glycoprotein substrates such as Vincristine or Digoxin may result in drug toxicosis regardless of whether the MDR1 - 1 ∆ mutation is present or not..

Provide acceptable flooring substrates such as newspaper, alfalfa pellets, cypress mulch, organic recycled cellulose fiber; do not use kitty litter, sand, gravel, corn cob, walnut shell, or wood shavings

In addition, the host itself produces substrates such as glycoproteins (e.g., mucins) which contribute to the available amino acids within the colon [39].»

Gluconeogenesis is the metabolic pathway that produces glucose from non-carbohydrate substrates such as lactate, glycerol, and amino acids.

G9a (EHMT2) and GLP (EHMT1) catalyze the mono and dimethylation of lysine 9 of histone 3 (H3K9) and other non-histone substrates such as p53 and WIZ.

The new material can be applied to a variety of substrates such as plastic, ceramic or metal using conventional techniques such as spraying or dipping, and cures thermally or photochemically.

«Because we could now use different substrates such as plastics, glass or even paper, these electronics could be flexible, very inexpensive and stable,» Chang said.

To achieve this, researchers selected a set of bacteria capable of transforming complex substrates such as methanol, dairy waste, starch and glycerol, into simpler compounds which could, in turn, be degraded by exoelectrogens.

In Bombay night frogs, the male does not embrace the female but straddles over her back with his hands holding or resting on substrates such as a leaf, branch or tree trunk.

The vast dark fungal diversity unravelled with molecular techniques hints that the interaction between fungal taxonomy and DNA sequencing of environmental substrates such as soil and water is not necessarily optimal.

Further improvements to this experimental process could lead to the development of inexpensive, high - performance electronics built on transparent substrates such as glass and, eventually, clear and flexible plastics.

Once a flat mica terrace has been established, Heinz says, it is no more difficult to prepare graphene on that substrate than on traditional, somewhat rougher substrates such as silicon dioxide.

The nanowires are grown from a specially etched substrate such that they form exactly the desired network which they then expose to a stream of aluminium particles, creating layers of aluminium, a superconductor, on specific spots on the wires — the contacts where the Majorana particles emerge.

It has also been suggested for serine proteases and other enzymes that binding interactions away from the site of chemical transformation position the substrate such that active site hydrogen bonds are prevented from achieving their optimal length in the ground state.

If you are worry about the reptile impaction, then you should avoid using the substrate such as sand.

As is true of most «water - white» topcoats, our High Performance Water - Based topcoat is a clear drying finish over a non-reactive substrate such as plastic.

Not exact matches

Why would you say such a thing in the presence of the substrate?

There is currently a lack of recycling options for multi-material laminated films, such as snack bags and foil pouches, which are difficult to separate into their various material substrates.

Matthews has a broad range of coders that can print onto a variety of substrates, including primary packaging (such as plastic bottles) and also secondary packaging (cartons and pallets).

If the exercise work rate is free to vary, then experimental interventions such as changes in ambient temperature, oxygen content of the inspired air, energy substrate availability or the provision of incorrect distance feedback all alter the power output (pacing strategy), whereas the rate of increase in RPE has been found to be similar between conditions.13 20 21 24 — 26

Users select application features which are important to them, such as the substrates to be joined, UV and abrasive resistance.

The key is to transfer CVD graphene from its growth substrate in such a way that chemical contamination is avoided.

The ability of graphene to achieve such high temperatures without melting the substrate or the metal electrodes is due to another interesting property: as it heats up, graphene becomes a much poorer conductor of heat.

The painters used materials such as a red lead that came from as far away as Spain, iron - earth pigment from Greece, and wood substrates — onto which the portraits were painted — from central Europe, he said.

Mechanical constraints such as soft wire, or glass substrate which chemically binds with the gel, can also be used to manipulate the self - assembly and formation of hydrogels into complex structures.

Although such quantum dot lasers have been grown on silicon before, their performance has not equaled that of quantum dot lasers grown on their native substrates, which are platforms made of similar materials as the quantum dot lasers themselves.

Large artifacts, such as cannons and anchors, provide hard substrate and rugosity that create an ideal habitat for corals, fish and other biota.

Spawn can be mixed with a bulkier substrate, such as wood chips or straw, to cover a larger area.

Because this material will stretch to match any distortions, a flexible substrate, such as a plastic, can be used to make the backing material of the display.

Glucose being supplemented with ketones, such as D - β - hydroxybutyrate or other substrate, could be one of the explanations for the decreased glucose uptake caused by exercise.

A group of North Carolina State University researchers is exploring novel ways to apply semiconductor industry processes to unique substrates, such as textiles and fabrics, to «weave together» multifunctional materials with distinct capabilities.

Such probes have examined the surface composition of lithium films on a molybdenum substrate after the films were exposed to deuterium ions.

We might combat such an infection by selecting or engineering a harmless bacterium that would outcompete the salmonella by using the same substrate.»

The cavities of most calixarenes are too small to hold a large substrate, so they can not catalyse conversions of such molecules.

Until now, the structure of substrates for implantable devices has essentially been two - dimensional, limiting their usefulness to flat tissue such as skin, according to the paper.

Merschjann finds the prospect of growing these compounds on ordered substrates, such as graphene for example, especially interesting though.

«For simple substrates, such as oxidizing ethylene to produce ethylene oxide, this is already possible using commercialized processes,» he said.

Current printed electronics, such as transistors, light emitted diodes and solar panels, can be printed on plastic or paper substrates, but these substrates tend to be rigid or hard.

As a result, the concentration of this greenhouse gas is reduced and other sources of organic carbon that are usually applied as biotechnological substrates, such as agricultural products, are no longer required.

The organic electronics field is gaining prominence in both academia and industry as devices such as organic light - emitting diodes and solar cells have multiple advantages over conventional inorganic devices, including much lower potential production costs and broader substrate compatibility.

Substrate molecules, such as organic compounds containing double bonds, can extract oxygen atoms from this bank to produce oxidized products.

Once they determined that the aluminum was giving up electrons to the film, they used a sapphire substrate that was cut in such a way as to expose the oxygen rather than the aluminum on the surface.

Recent studies such as ours, however, establish protein phosphatases as positive and essential regulators of signal transduction, with remarkable substrate specificity and coordinated activities.

«For some applications, such as three - dimensional graphene printing, polyimide may not be an ideal substrate,» he said.

They synthesized small quantities of realistic catalysts, such as platinum - copper single atom alloy nanoparticles supported on an alumina substrate, and then tested them under industrial pressure and temperatures.

Existing techniques for transferring such thin films from a substrate rely on a process called chemical etching, but the chemicals involved in that process can damage or contaminate the film.

Conventionally, such LEDs require gallium nitride to be placed on a substrate of sapphire, with a separate reflector to direct the light.