Sentence examples for boundaries resulting in a from inspiring English sources

The CNTs tended to be dispersed along grain boundaries resulting in a much finer grain size.

A circuit analogy closed-loop LPN is solved numerically, and pressure and flow information is iteratively passed between the 0D and 3D domains at interface boundaries, resulting in a time-implicit scheme.

While three-dimensional (3-D) computational fluid dynamics (CFD) methods can be used to analyze realistic 3-D configurations, these methods normally require very fine grid resolution to resolve thin substructures such as jets and wall boundaries, resulting in a long simulation time.

In the case of the equiax material, an influence of material orientation was not observed on the failure mechanism with crack propagation occurring through a combination of debonded/cracked carbides and void formation along twin boundaries resulting in a mixture of intergranular and transgranular crack propagation.

Interestingly, the double domain swap chimaera (MNV/SVD1 + D2) showed partial processing at both the NS4NS5 and NS5NS6 boundaries, resulting in a moderate amount of mature NS4 and NS6.

This was defined as the percentage of persons who had moved during the course of their lives within the borders of their country (usually measured across regional, district or municipal boundaries) resulting in a change of usual place of residence.

The chimaeric construct carrying SV domain 1 showed complete processing at all NS boundaries assayed except the NS4NS5 and NS5NS6 boundaries, resulting in an accumulation of uncleaved NS4 NS6 and NS5NS6 precursors.

They are formed when fast moving cold, dry outflow air from a thunderstorm is blown through a mass of stationary, warm, moist air near the outflow boundary, resulting in a "rolling" effect (often exemplified through a roll cloud).

In order to confirm the specifity of MO1, a second morpholino (MO2) was designed that targets the intron2-exon3 boundary resulting in a truncated product (Fig. 4A).

This causes lower strain in the softer layer near the boundary, resulting in a higher apparent Young's modulus.

Similar species turnover events were also observed for other mammals over a limited time span near the Miocene-Pliocene boundary resulting in a massive extinction of more than 60 70% of all Eurasian genera and 70 80% of North American genera [ 35].