Sentence examples for cluster of grains from inspiring English sources

A large inhomogeneous area such as a cluster of grains and a large grain has a far-field influence and is mainly responsible for the differences between Janiso and JCV.

The land is flat, and the views are awesomely extensive; horses, herds of cattle, a white cluster of grain elevators rising as gracefully as Greek temples are visible long before a traveller reaches them.

Additionally, the specimen exhibited heterogeneous growth of clusters of grains that contained a high frequency of CSL boundaries.

These clusters of grains were developed in the entire observed area by strain-induced grain growth according to the results of grain orientation spread analysis.

For solid fractions above gs= 0.97, clusters of grains with "dry" boundaries form and fluid flow becomes highly localized.

Measured elastic strain maps of various clusters of grains including parent and twin pairs were then analysed.

The occurrence of roping in Al-alloy sheet for car body applications is caused by the collective deformation of band-like clusters of grains with similar crystallographic orientation.

SEM images showed that SiO2 films grown on alumina wafers exhibit a featureless surface morphology, while the microstructure of films grown on porous alumina substrates consists of clusters of grains that are tightly packed together.

Using this technique, we make a series of samples containing clusters of grains with given configurations of CSL, low-angle tilt, and general high-angle boundaries and demonstrate the importance of including special grain boundaries in three-dimensional grain boundary networks in the study of the mechanical properties of nanocrystalline systems.

Fuzzy clustering of grain and straw yield provided good delineation of zones in the field with different yield potential.

My father is a pilot, and I spent much of my childhood looking out the window of his Piper Cub or Cessna Skylane down on the topography of the Mississippi Delta, at the ceaseless rows of cotton and soybean fields punctuated by clusters of grain bins or the sprawling tin roof of a cotton gin.