Sentence examples for changes in materials of from inspiring English sources

A novel neutron diffraction cell has been constructed to allow in-situ studies of the structural changes in materials of relevance to battery applications during charge/discharge cycling.

It has been extensively employed, among others, in studies focusing on changes in materials of cultural heritage due to ageing on the basis that bonding loss or generation are reflected in corresponding changes of specific absorptions in the FTIR spectrum [36, 37].

The effects of the small scale parameter, boundary conditions, thermal effect, changes in material constant of the surrounding elastic medium, and geometric parameters on the vibration characteristics are investigated.

This study aims to determine the changes in material properties of concrete due to climate change using the PBE method by generating SC that represent the changes in wind speed and sunlight exposure time, as climate change factors that can have greatest impacts on material properties of concrete.

Whatever the initial stimulus that starts the changes in material properties of the amnioserosa leading to net contraction, it is likely that other changes will follow immediately, making it very difficult to disentangle cause and effect.

Elucidating changes in material behaviour and mineralization of bone tissue is key to defining bone quality in the presence of metastatic involvement.

Finally, guidelines are offered for modeling changes in material response and consequent loss of functionality under different fatigue conditions.

Buttel expressed concerns with the accuracy of measurement, 9) and Auty argued for a detailed causal analysis of changes in material intensity.

Perturbation methods have been developed to model the effects of small changes in material density, composition or reaction cross-sections.

NIRS offers the possibility of evaluating changes in material composition [ 25].

It has been suggested that this, and the contemporary change in material culture of the Britons (such as the introduction of coinage and cemeteries and an increase in craft industries), was caused by increased interaction with the Roman Empire.