Sentence examples similar to a consequence of boundaries from inspiring English sources

It seems to be a consequence of grain boundary and nanoparticles pinning mechanism to limit the initial crack propagation over the course of indention test.

An "apparent crossing" twin structure is thus a consequence of twin twin boundary formation.

Clearly, by definition of Θ R and as a consequence of our boundary condition, one has v ( x ) ∈ W 0 1, 2 ( Q 2 R ).

Two reasons may explain such a pattern: (1) it might be a consequence of decreasing patch boundaries with increasing patch area, or (2) males adopt perching behaviour more successfully in large woodland patches.

Are controversies created as a consequence of the challenging of boundaries, and how are controversies being silenced?

We show that the pro- and retro-shear zones that develop in a doubly-vergent two-dimensional wedge curve around the end of the velocity line-discontinuity to merge into the strike-slip structure that naturally develop, i.e. as a consequence of the imposed boundary conditions, along the edge of the wedge.

The conclusion that is not simply the superposition of the wavefunctions, and is a consequence of the actual boundary conditions in a three-slit structure.

This conclusion is shown to be a consequence of the unrealistic boundary conditions imposed on the oxygen and energy balance equations diffusion alone can lead to dangerous self-heating.

This is a consequence of the inverted boundary layer that is formed.

Populations of freshwater fish that have not established themselves by dispersal into recently de-glaciated areas appear much more likely to exhibit significantly greater evolutionary diversification as a consequence of isolation within watershed boundaries [ 13, 15, 51].

Therefore, as a consequence of Theorem 1, the boundary value problem given in (29) has a unique solution.