Sentence examples for becomes the dominant process from inspiring English sources
As the incident energy becomes comparable with the depth of this and smaller wells, adsorption becomes the dominant process as expected.
When the surface coverage increases and the clusters get in close contact with each other, a coarsening sets in and becomes the dominant process.
Consequently, the absorption cross section ( Q abs ) becomes the dominant process, accompanied by a large increase in the electromagnetic field amplitude for a particle size less than the incident light wavelength.
If the feature size is about the same or greater than the wavelength of the incident light, then scattering becomes the dominant process in the extinction spectrum (i.e., absorption + scattering) [43].
The analyses showed that below a certain value of unsaturated depth the dissipation capacity of the mound/groundwater becomes the dominant process determining the infiltration capacity from infiltration trenches.
Therefore advection of grain size becomes the dominant process.
The formed silver particles acted as metallic nuclei catalysing further discharging of the dissolved cations according to a "physical development" which became the dominant process at the sample.
In our case, it is speculated that the band filling of localized states became the dominant process of the NR-based QWs with increasing excitation power at 12 K since the IEF almost disappeared.
This is used to predict when and where diffusion becomes the dominant transport process over advection (using existing knowledge of the advection process).
In this case nucleation of surface dislocations is required to provide dislocations for deformation and the "starvation hardening" mechanism becomes the dominant deformation process.
To predict the condition of the internal surface of the elbow due to fluid containing solid particles, it is important to determine the qualitative conditions where erosion-corrosion becomes the dominant degradation process rather than flow-induced corrosion (Lu et al. 2011b).
