Sentence examples for boundaries indicating a from inspiring English sources

After discrete lattice sampling a la Nabarro, the grain boundary energy manifests Read Shockley behavior for low-angle boundaries as well as deep cusps for high-angle special boundaries, indicating a "Peierls torque friction" effect for grain boundaries that has the same physical origin as the Peierls lattice friction for dislocation cores.

The observation that some of these regions can function as chromatin boundaries indicates a conserved mechanism of Hox gene expression regulated by distinct chromatin domains of each gene.

The bulk resistance R b of the spinel decreases under illumination while the higher resistance of the grain boundaries indicates an increase of the barrier potential.

However, instances where trees are healthy and declining on either side of a management boundary indicate a key role of management in the condition of woodland remnants.

During annealing the samples at 1350 °C in air, abnormal grain growth occurred in samples with intergranular amorphous films while grain growth was inhibited in samples with dry boundaries, indicating the presence of a pinning force in samples with dry boundaries.

SAED exhibits some concentric circles with indistinct boundaries, indicating the synthesized nanomaterial has a low crystallinity.

This is by far the highest degree of correlation observed at such boundaries, indicating that this may be a prominent function of NFI proteins.

Bree's corner of northwestern Europe was dotted with a tangle of boundaries, indicating the multitude of countries, cultures and languages jostling for their place on the map.

The stranger disturbs boundaries, indicating the failure to fully eliminate the refuse of identity and purify oneself.

In his work, Theobald embraces boundaries indicating that, "by giving yourself no parameters and no rules, it doesn't make you more creative.

In the county and MSA maps, some tracts are encircled by a boundary color indicating a racial group that predominates, corresponding to the pie chart.