Sentence examples for amount of boundary from inspiring English sources

After the polymer-modified layer was added, the greater amount of boundary domains restricted charge transport in the semiconductor channel.

The amount of boundaries is determined by the average size of the adopted RGO nanosheets, while the amount of the functional group is dependent on the reduction procedure.

The damping behavior of the Ti49.2Ni50.8 alloy is aging condition dependent and the damping capacity peak value corresponding to the phase transformation increases due to the increase of the amount of boundaries between the martensite and parent phase as a result of the existence of the Ti3Ni4 particles.

The amount of grain boundary glass in the samples after sintering was observed to decrease with increasing calcium levels.

The value of La is inversely proportional to "amount of crystal boundary" and is a measure of dislocations, vacancies, as well as number of non-graphitic atoms, which in turn is proportional to chemical functionality and shear strength of linkages [22].

We find that loss of integrin β1 leads to better-defined tumour borders; in particular, the amount of tumour boundary that exhibits a 'spray-type' pattern of invasion is reduced.

The first value in the comma-separated list has to be time, and the following values can be the amount of species, boundary species, or metabolic fluxes in the experimental data.

This caused the segregated Th at the boundaries to decrease (to practically zero) when the amount of grain-boundary Si increased (to its saturation level).

Both the grain size and the amount of twin boundaries are dependent on the processing parameters, which demonstrates that grain boundary engineering is applicable to those materials.

Since the liquid B2O3 particles easily deform at high temperatures, the measured amount of grain-boundary sliding is considered to reflect the inherent nature of the Cu [001]-twist grain boundaries.

The amount of grain-boundary sliding was measured from the amount of shear deformation of the liquid B2O3 particles on a sliding grain boundary.