Examples of using Functionalised in English and their translations into German
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Urban nature is predominantly domesticated and functionalised.
Functionalised three-dimensional surfaces by forming green sheets.
For technical applications, different functionalised graphenes are used, e. g.
Functionalised polymers are chemical compounds composed of molecular chains(macromolecules) with funtionalised side chains.
The minimisation of odour emissions in the food industry and in agriculture: functionalised cyclodextrines Part 12.
Lectins(red) crosslink functionalised giant vesicles(green) to proto-tissues.
In the ENGEL organomelt process, thermoplastic fibre composite prepregs such as organic sheets andunidirectional tapes are formed and functionalised.
Pyroelectrically functionalised layers for active manipulation of surface properties.
With these simple methods, flat or structurally distinctive,also colloidal surfaces can be coated and functionalised in practically infinite varieties.
Nanoparticles are further functionalised, in order to achieve better dispersibility in a defined polymeric matrix.
It is possible to process both multi-layer foil systems with paint film surfaces,as well as structured, backlightable and functionalised foils with capacitive electronics.
Functionalised non-woven quilts that are easily wettable and have other interesting properties are in high demand for technical products.
Material& Technology A synthesis process for functionalised carbon nanolayers with different applications.
This is functionalised in a second cavity of the mould by over-moulding reinforcing ribs and contours made of fibre-reinforced PA 6.
Our method enables the low-cost production of long-term functionalised textiles without causing any pollution,” says Ji-Woong Lee.
He functionalised his textile using placeholders, for which he mixed tiny lime stone particles into the liquid polymer, which is later processed into the textile.
For example the Sanfor line for all kinds of woven fabric and combined with a calender also suitable for knitted fabric,the thermosol dyeing and the finishing of functionalised knitted fabric.
The nanoparticles have to be functionalised on their surface in such a way maintaining a stable connection to the organic matrix.
The company's products include plant extracts offering proven health benefits that are marketed as functionalised ingredients in, for example,"functional food.
The development and characterisation of new functionalised materials is carried out in close cooperation with the Institute of Polymer Research.
For this purpose the faculty is also able, using laser ablation in the liquid phase, to produce"naked" noble metal nanoparticles,which can then be functionalised specifically on their surface.
With the aid of proteins, nanoparticles can be functionalised in such as way that they specifically attach themselves to certain cancer cells; it becomes possible thereby to track down tumours.
For this purpose, the two organic sheets are simultaneously heated in the IR oven,inserted into the mould, formed, and immediately after this, directly functionalised in an injection moulding process.
These marketing attributes are crucial for substrates that have been functionalised with SILVERPLUS products, or when positioning the customers‘ final articles in the respective consumer market.
The combination of additive manufactured, thermoplastic structural parts with fibre reinforced TPC organic sheet in an integrativeproduction chain allows the individualised production of functionalised TP-FRP compounds for lightweight applications.
Investigation of functionalised multi-walled carbon nanotubes in artificial body fluids over a defined period of time will provide insights into the stability and structural changes on the surfaces of multi-walled carbon nanotubes in such media.
Although the potential of this new class of materials for more and more applications is being increasingly explored under laboratory conditions,large-scale manufacturing of products functionalised by 2D materials has not yet come within reach, due to the fragmented processing chain.
Lightweight design, functionalised surfaces and precise optics- these three topics are the most important drivers of innovation and growth in the automotive industry", as Michael Fischer, Sales Manager Technologies at ENGEL AUSTRIA, emphasises in the run-up to the VDI congress.
Therefore, today and in the future, it is of particular importance that these resources are used efficiently and eco-friendly. At the Institute of Materials Research we work for these objectives on development andapplication of novel light-weight materials and functionalised materials.
Prof. Michael Farle received the 2017 IEEE Distinguished Lecturer Prize from the IEEE Magnetics Society(worth USD 20,000), and became not only Adjunct Professor of Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University,but also Director of the‘Centre for Functionalised Magnetic Materials'(FunMagMa), Kaliningrad, Russia.