Sentence examples for boundary adhesion from inspiring English sources

As experimental study indicates that the low toughness is often caused by intergranular cracking, this analysis reveals that such a crack initiation can be triggered by the stress concentration at the junctions of grain boundaries when grain boundary adhesion is weak.

If a vibration is imposed on the model, the shear force on inner boundary of adhesion layer varies, and the immobile flow is induced, represented as the bevel edge of the area packed with horizontal line.

This separation occurred along the SI ameloblast boundary where intercellular adhesion appeared to be reduced as the result of loss of nectin-1 and a substantial reduction in the size and number of desmosomes.

Physiologically, cells are held within their defined boundary through tight cell cell adhesion and cell matrix adhesion.

The model includes the influence of boundary lubrication and asperity adhesion upon the contact load carrying capacity and its deformation.

Following the differential adhesion hypothesis, boundary formation results in inherent properties of all participating cells, while the so-called "fence" hypothesis [ 554, 606] emphasizes the role of the boundary cells for establishing spatial separation.

The plasma-treated H460 showed bumpy boundary and localized focal adhesions, and the plasma-treated MRC5 showed wider adhesion with losing their initial spindle shape.

The boundary condition (4.3) describes the adhesion at the boundary of the domain Ω for (v_{0} = 0).

Then, nitrogen enters the voids and reacts with Al on the void surfaces to form AlN, which spoils the adhesion at the boundary.

Control cells (parental NIH OVCAR3 and Ctrl scFv cells) formed cobblestone-like monolayer, round boundary and cell cell junctions and adhesion between neighbouring cells.

Another strategy is to add block or graft copolymers formed from monomers of the immiscible polymers in order to improve adhesion at the boundaries between the polymer phases.