Sentence examples for cases of grain from inspiring English sources

To study the interactions between cracks and grain boundaries, four cases of grain boundary interfaces for copper and two cases of grain boundaries for nickel were simulated.

Marberger said his store, Bay Ridge Wine & Spirits in Annapolis, sells about 30 cases of grain alcohol a year, primarily to people making cordials like limoncello at home.

Geometrical solutions are given for the general cases of grain-boundary surface shapes depending on the ratio of growth rates and contact radii.

In case of grain width MLM analysis (p < 0.0001) detected 130 sites with 73 SNP markers on chromosomes 7 and 4 markers on chromosome 8 (Figure 6c).

In the high strength NG/UFG steel (YS~585 MPa), stacking faults and nanotwins contributed to the enhanced ductility (El~35%), while in the case of low strength (YS~260 MPa) coarse-grained (CG) counterpart, ductility was also high (El~40%), but chiefly due to strain-induced martensite, which points to a clear case of grain size effect (and the corresponding level of strength).

The observations on the profile samples cut from crack initiation regions revealed that the region was a layer of nanograins for the case of inclusion as crack origin, and was without grain refinement for the case of grain boundary as crack origin.

Eddie's Liquors in Charles Village serves a large Johns Hopkins student clientele and sells about a case of grain liquor every two weeks.

This could also be the case of grain used as seed, which diffuses well but disappears unusually fast (Tables 2 & 3).

This was particularly true in the case of grain mills for which women tend to be dependent on village authorities and technical assistance providers.

In case of grain length QTL on chromosome 3, only one significant GO term, i.e., caspase activity (GO 0030693) related to molecular function has been observed.

One of the main co-products of ethanol production from sugar cane and bagasse is electricity, while in the case of grain and straw, DDGS can be produced as a co-product from the considerable amount of protein in the grain.