surface structure

With the new texture module, developers and industrial designers can use more than 5,000 surface structures. The combination of the software with precise B-Rep kernel and the high-resolution HP jet-fusion process allows the additive production of very fine, completely new surfaces, which will find application for individualised decorative trim in vehicles and plastic design products.

"Materials with surface structures such as crinkled or patterned foil appliques, striated or ribbed surfaces will produce a non-isotropic BRDF, which can be difficult to measure and represent in signature models."

Writing for computational as well as theoretical linguists, Seuren presents a family of rule systems for four European languages (and a small one for Turkish) to convert semantic analyses of sentences, expressed in an orthodox variety of Predicate Calculus, into well-formed syntactic surface structures that can be fed directly into a proper morphology.

Figure 1 shows the SEM pictures of different surface structures including acid etching on MWSS wafer and acid etching, RIE, and MACE on DWS wafer.

To achieve unique surface structures, a combination of different powder particles can be used in a single application.

Scanning electron microscopy data of the surface structures of the plums and their drying rate at different infrared radiation treatments were analyzed by the researchers.

'The invention relates to a safety element (1) comprising a device body (2) having a transparent plastic layer (3), on a layer surface (4) of which microstructures (5) are formed, wherein diffractive surface structures (7) are additionally formed in the same layer surface (4), and the invention also relates to a method for manufacture, a lamination sheet and a verification method (see figure 1)

The surface properties of a bacterium are determined by the exact molecular composition of its membrane and cell envelope, including capsules, glycocalyx, S layers, peptidoglycan and LPS, and the other surface structures, such as flagella and pili or fimbriae.

In addition to the leno weaving process (DORNIER EasyLeno(r)), the DORNIER Open Reed Technology (ORW) for "multiaxial" usage has been further developed, integrating this technology in a wide variety of applications has opened up new options in surface structures, while at the same time improving functionality, e.g.