Sentence examples for behavior under the fusion from inspiring English sources
Key issues are identified and discussed to help guide future R&D, including fabrication, joining, material behavior under the fusion environment and impact of design choice on reliability.
A key feasibility issue for flowing liquid metal plasma facing component (PFC) systems, pertains to their magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) behavior under the spatially varying magnetic field environment, typical of a fusion device.
The gold nanoparticle system showed a variety of dynamic behaviors in the aqueous solution involving single particles, particle clusters, and nanowires, which include dynamic displacement and rotation motions, fusion of particles, and even dramatic size growth behavior under the electron beam.
The present study builds up on the ongoing research effort at UCLA, directed towards providing qualitative and quantitative data on liquid metal free surface flow behavior under fusion relevant magnetic fields.
The present finding would be helpful to understand the behavior of membrane fusion under the late endosomal pH condition in cell system.
The subtext of much of the case is whether individual behavior or group behavior is under the microscope.
If cristae are a direct product of inner membrane fusion following outer membrane fusion under control of the fusion proteins Mgm1/Opa1 [74] as it was recently suggested [75], indeed mixed cristae would result at these fusion sites.
Developing predictive multiscale models for material behavior under irradiation conditions in a fusion reactor requires understanding the mechanisms associated with radiation damage phenomena, the He interaction with microstructures, and quantifying the associated uncertainties.
Assessment of this tool for fusion applications is ongoing under the EU fusion programme.
Overall, the ash fusion mechanism "Sintering-fusion-dissolving" was proposed according to the fusion behavior.
The overall behavior of the system is the result of the fusion of several, possibly conflicting behaviors.
