Sentence examples for circular grain from inspiring English sources

The church of Saint-Eustache (1532 1637) remains, as does the circular Grain Exchange (Halle au Blé; 1811 13), which was burned by the Commune of 1871 and restored in the 1880s as the Commercial Exchange (Bourse de Commerce).

In order minimize the internal energy, the circular grain shrinks.

Two grain configurations are considered: a shrinking circular grain and a half-loop grain.

We derive and solve approximate equations describing a circular grain embedded in a fixed matrix.

For example, consider a circular grain with lattice orientation θ 2 embedded in a larger grain with orientation θ 1.

As the circular grain boundary sweeps through the material, the lattice in the swept region rotates from an initial configuration of θ 1 to θ 2, while the rest of the lattice remains unchanged.

The movement, an automatic Dubois-Dépraz 9000, is decorated with circular graining on the bridges and a snailed côtes de Genève motif on the rotor.

From geometric and mathematical considerations, the shape function or form function f(X) ≠ K, with equality when the grains are circular, where K depends on the type of shape under consideration (e.g. K = 1/4π for circular grains).

Our results show that for circular grains with large misorientations the grain area decreases linearly with time, in good agreement with classical grain growth theory.

Some examples of simple two-dimensional granular assemblies of circular grains are considered and discussed to illustrate the general results derived from a micromechanical approach.

For circular grains with small initial misorientations, grain rotation occurs as a result of the coupled motion between the normal motion of the grain boundary and the tangential motion of the adjacent grains.