Sentence examples for beyond a threshold ion from inspiring English sources

In this study, we report on the transition from ripples to faceted structures on silicon surface beyond a threshold ion fluence and their coarsening at even higher fluences.

A comparison is made with the established effects of classical single ion implantation on the near-surface properties of TiN where a high compressive residual stress is developed if the ion energy lies beyond a threshold value.

A comparison was made with the established effects of ion implantation on the near-surface properties of TiN where a high compressive residual stress is developed if the ion energy lies beyond a threshold value.

The oscillatory phenomena were induced by the presence of iodide ions and rotation of the cobalt disc electrode beyond a threshold concentration and rotation rate, respectively.

The literature reports have shown that metal ions affect the microrganisms involved in hydrogen fermentation, beyond a threshold concentration range, and these effects include the following: decreased hydrogen production rate, an increase in lag-phase time, and formation of soluble microbial products [ 34].

We are stepping beyond a threshold into a new technological era in education.

The scientists found that when the density of locusts rose beyond a threshold, the insects suddenly began to move together.

Unexpectedly, glutamylation is a non-linear biphasic tuner and becomes inhibitory beyond a threshold.

However, if m increases beyond a threshold, slowness of the fading starts to degrade the performance.

We show that there is a clear correlation between the structure of the ion-rich phase formed in the dry state and the proton conductivity of the hydrated membrane: beyond a threshold, indicating the onset of percolation of the aqueous network, the conductivity is proportional to the hydration level and inversely proportional to the mean distance between the ion-rich domains.

Expansion of the polyQ tract beyond a threshold of 37 glutamines leads to the formation of toxic nuclear aggregates.