Fibrous schematic presentation

Figure 6 Schematic presentation of the ideal axial-fibrous texture (I) and ideal axial-tilted texture (II).

Fig. 18. A schematic presentation of the articulations between the two hemimandibles. A) Before fusion. B) After fusion. C = Meckel s cartilage O = mental ossicle H = hemimandible F = fibrous joint P = primary cartilaginous joint.

A schematic diagram of a typical commercial composite membrane is presented in Figure 1. The microporous polysulfone support film is cast on a woven or nonwoven backing material, usually made from polyester fibers. The polysulfone support is approximately 50 urn (two mils) in thickness. About half of this thickness sits above the polyester backing material, and about half of it is embedded in the fibrous carrier web. The thickness of the applied barrier layer may range from 20 to over 500 nm, depending upon the composition of the barrier layer. 

Fig. 2 Schematic diagram of a monomer isomers studied b monomer self-assembly equilibria and fibrous aggregate polymerization scheme with horseradish peroxidase. Raman scattering intensities as a function of unpolymerized monomer concentration are presented for c DEDT at pH 6.0, and d DELT at pH 6.0. SEM images are presented for the enzymatically polymerized e DEDT at pH 6.0 Scale bar = 2 jxm), and f DELT at pH 6.0 Scale bar = 2 xm). This figure was reprinted with permission from [68]...

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