Sentence examples for a consequence of dislocation from inspiring English sources
Hardness enhancement is a consequence of dislocation blocking.
There is no evidence to suggest that they are formed as a consequence of dislocation interactions.
The correlated model predicts fatigue life is determined by a damage parameter depicted by a molar elastic strain energy density per cycle; a consequence of dislocation enabled, strain accommodation mechanisms operative at local stress concentrations within the fatigue tested substructure.
When an earthquake occurs, the state of stress in the Earth is altered as a consequence of the seismic dislocation.
This is a consequence of the frustration of dislocation network coarsening, which arises because of the exhaustion of Burgers vectors that can satisfy Frank's rule at the nodes in the network.
Another model proposed that the minimum grain size is a consequence of recovery and generation of dislocations, with the stacking fault energy being one of the most important parameters for the obtainable steady-state grain size [14,15].
Preferential dissolution at dislocation sites is a consequence of the strain energy associated with the dislocation core.
Excessive growth of the lateral column of the foot compared with the medial column, that is shorter as a consequence of tissues retraction and joint dislocation, produces a more severe equinovarus deformity.
This saturation behaviour was interpreted as being a consequence of the anti-correlations between nearby dislocation boundaries and is discussed in terms of recent stochastic models of boundary formation.
Defect analysis, through weak-beam dark field imaging, revealed that the twins in the Ni2Mo domains form as a consequence of shearing by 16〈112〉 Shockley partial dislocations with the same Burgers vector on adjacent {111} planes and eventual overlapping of intrinsic stacking faults.
