Sentence examples for boundaries over a from inspiring English sources

In the grain-boundary faces in these specimens, amorphous layers did not exist; however, Y3+ ions segregated at the grain boundaries over a width of ∼10 nm.

The failure strengths of graphene grain boundaries, over a range of misorientation angles from 0° to 60°, are investigated by molecular dynamics simulations.

A system is said to be input-output finite time stable if, assigned a class of input signals and some boundaries in the output signal space, the output never exceeds such boundaries over a prespecified (finite) interval of time.

Additionally, current databases contain an insufficient number of entries with which to define species and other taxon boundaries over a wide range of microorganisms (3 ).

Tells about the town of Eisendorf, whic had been razed to give the guards unobstructed view of the boundary; over a thousand people evacuated to the interior of Bohemia and the houses left standing were turned into fortresses.

In particular, we show that the computational framework is capable of capturing the propagation of an atomically sharp phase boundary over a time window of more than 30 seconds.

In fact, it has been further suggested that the intron sliding or shifts of intron-exon boundary over a few nucleotides causing change of intron phase are rare events and introns retain their phase for a long evolutionary time [ 45].

To take account of changes in the location of both postal codes and water zone boundaries over time, a separate link was created for each year of the study period.

It has been found that the error due to incorrect boundary conditions diminishes over a couple of times of the distance of fibre spacing (centre-to-centre).

In addition, certain cities (or communes, districts) at the administrative level did change their boundaries over time, creating a bias or Modifiable Area Unit Problem (MAUP).

It is not yet known how the millipedes maintain such a tight boundary over such a long stretch.