Sentence examples for a function of melt from inspiring English sources

A high-speed video was operated to monitor the recalescence behavior, from which the growth velocity as a function of melt undercooling was determined.

Simulations were carried out as a function of melt carbon and sulphur concentration, temperatures and surface/volume ratios of the simulation cell.

Our parameterization of the bubble-melt rheology is combined with Maxwell relaxation theory to map the potential onset of non-Newtonian behavior (shear localization) in magmas as a function of melt viscosity, vesicularity, and strain rate.

Blends of PEN and PET were evaluated as a function of melt blending time, and the phase properties were studied at 260 and 285°C and related to transesterification reactions.

The macrotextures of pole figures (PFs) of two eutectic phases are also mapped versus melt undercooling, which can be interpreted well when considering the nucleation frequency, variation of eutectic colony size, microtexture within a single eutectic colony, and the overall microstructure evolution as a function of melt undercooling.

In this work, a theoretical approach based on diffusion and the Flory—Huggins theory of the free energy of mixing is considered to predict the weld-line strength in injection-moulded polycarbonate (PC) and its blend with high-density polyethylene (PE) as a function of melt temperature and contact time.

The maximum velocity ratio (dendrite growth velocity over the beam velocity, V/Vb) in the melt pool is a function of melt-pool geometrical parameters and the substrate orientation.

Genotypes were assigned by examining the difference and melt curves, based on relative fluorescence units (RFU) as a function of melting temperature.

The degradation of the quaternary ammonium surfactant of the organoclay in these systems was characterized by examining the change in the position of these peaks as a function of the melt processing temperature.

In this study, an Avrami Analysis was utilized to study the bulk crystallization kinetics as a function of crystallization temperature, melt time and melt temperature.

Each curve is graduated as a function of degree of melting (from 1%to20%0%).