Sentence examples for collection of grains from inspiring English sources

Most metals and alloys in usable form display an internal microstructure characterized by a collection of grains with different lattice orientation separated by grain boundaries.

A micromechanical model for cohesive materials is derived by considering their underlying microstructure conceptualized as a collection of grains interacting through pseudo-bonds.

Whereas it seems that all premises are acceptable, because the first premise is true and one grain does not make a difference to a collection of grains being a heap or not, the conclusion is, of course, unacceptable.

Therefore, the texture of the resulting collection of grains depends on the distribution of the initial collection of N random points, and the grain boundary "thickness" is inversely proportional to the resolution of the grid.

The Natufians lived in caves, as did their Paleolithic predecessors, but there is a possibility that they were experimenting in agriculture, for the importance to them of the collection of grain is shown by the artistic care that they lavished on the carving of the hafts of their sickles and in the provision of utensils for grinding.

Germplasm collections of grains grown as annuals but botanically (or originally) perennials (Table 3) could be screened for accessions that maintain high yields when allowed to regrow from crowns or rhizomes.

It is found that collection of magnetic grains is improved by decreasing the grain size of slags and moreover, the collection of magnetic grains fraction is increased with an increase in the gap between the blades and drum.

The discrepancy of correlation lengths in the mapping of ZnO nanowire could be explained by suggesting that the ZnO is consisted of a collection of crystalline grains due to structural defects and the grain size decreases (i.e., the defect density increases) along the growth direction.

The twin-related domain, or a collection of contiguous grains related by twinning operations, is proposed as the basis for the analysis of grain boundary network connectivity in materials prone to annealing twinning.

Here we define "bulk" as a macroscopic collection of salt grains.

In part this was attributable to a breakdown in the administration; kings could no longer maintain a specialized machinery for the assessment and collection of the grain tax and other land taxes.