Sentence examples for coherent boundary from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the very notion of such verifying experiences is extremely elusive, if only because it is immensely difficult, if not impossible, to draw a coherent boundary between the way an experience is conceived or characterized and the theory an experience is supposed to confirm.

Coherent boundary effects are seen, which decrease when the number of scatterers increases.

Another σy λ correlation typical of the coherent boundary appears in the range of λ < 100 nm.

The pile-up quickly relaxes into a coherent boundary along the {1 0 ¯1 2} plane; a {1 0 ¯1 2} twin facet thus nucleates, and a disclination dipole arises to bound the twin facet at the two junctions.

In Ti 58.0 at.% Al ribbon, the Al5Ti3 phase developed as an island in the L10 matrix having an obscure coherent boundary at and below 800°C, while it dissolved during annealing above 800°C.

In the framework of linear elasticity we found a solution to the problem of a ledge on a coherent boundary of a second phase particle with an arbitrary misfit.

The coherent boundaries provide a relatively low resistance.

Both thin lamellae with coherent boundaries and thick lamellae with dislocated ones are present in a lamellar structure formed at an intermediate aging temperature.

Although the fSBs can be further increased (up to 72.5%) in specimens with full recrystallization (at higher temperatures), the Σ3ic boundaries would be replaced to some extent by Σ3c (coherent) boundaries which do not contribute directly to optimizing the GBCD.

To define coherent boundaries for SSC and FSC, all data points of the study were cumulated in a scatter plot and manually gated using polygonal selection (Fig. 1).

They found that the semi-coherent boundary hindering the dislocation movement played a key role in mechanical hardening.