Sentence examples for achieve grain from inspiring English sources
Among these, however, twinning if the only one to have been effectively applied in the thermomechanical treatment of metals and alloys to achieve grain boundary engineering.
A modified thermally controlled solidification using melt superheating treatment has been designed to an IN718C superalloy to achieve grain refinement and further improve mechanical properties.
Samples of dilute Al Mg and Al Zn alloys, containing a minor Sc addition, were processed by equal-channel angular pressing (ECAP) to achieve grain refinement and different distributions of the grain boundary misorientations.
Determining a definitive 'grain size corrosion resistance' relationship, if one exists, is inherently complex as the processing needed to achieve grain refinement also imparts other changes to the microstructure (such as texture, internal stress, and impurity segregation).
To maintain adhesion strength while achieving grain size refinement by AC-biased growth, a certain thickness of diamond layer grown without bias was introduced as a buffer layer.
These suggest that large grain weigh is not a general trait in hybrid rice cultivars, but developing rice cultivars with high grain weight may be a feasible approach to achieve high grain yield.
You could sit and work your way through a Photoshop tutorial on how to achieve "authentic grain" on your digital image or you could use film and let the molecular wonders of wet processing work their individual magic.
This two-step process, designed to achieve average grain sizes of ∼10 20 μm.
The experimental simulations were presented to validate the twice dynamic recrystallization design to achieve ultrafine grain size control.
According to the BAU results analyses, without any agricultural productivity advancement, China is unable to achieve its grain self-sufficiency targets in 2030 and 2050.
The results from this study suggest that China is expected to achieve a grain self-sufficiency level of a little above 90% by the year 2030.
