Sentence examples for competing structure from inspiring English sources

A glass-forming composition diagram, as thus derived, indicates that the formation of a full glass is limited by the complete suppression of growth of the primary competing structure that has the greatest characteristic glass-forming velocity.

We postulate that it could be the result of changes in the stability of a functional RNA conformation in relation to a competing structure [ 24].

The fact that beside experimentally observed adsorption geometries force field calculations also yield additional maxima is attributed to the usage of empirical potentials, which in some cases may yield the wrong energetic ordering of competing structure solutions.

Sheik Nasrallah, who does not hold a government or parliamentary post, has acted deferential toward the official government, saying his organization has no intention of setting up a parallel or competing structure in the south.

Many have long argued that Asia's institutional architecture falls short, with a mess of competing structures that include the big if ineffectual APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation, a talk-shop on trade), ASEAN, ASEAN+3 (ie, plus Japan, China and South Korea) and the newish and still wobbly East Asia Summit (EAS, made up of ASEAN+3, India, Australia and New Zealand).

Atomic-scale modelling was used to investigate the enthalpies of formation of the various competing structures.

Figure 3 Energy difference between two competing structures of equal compactness strongly depends on the energy terms taken into account.

DFT calculation may also help when the average deviations calculated for the competing structures are very close and there is no reliable basis for making the final decision.

When several structural hypotheses should be compared prior to applying DFT methods it is worth validating competing structures using more generic NMR predictors such as those discussed in this work.

It was found that the pressure transient was reasonably independent of the dynamic impedance of the plate, suggesting that the metal foam projectile is a convenient experimental tool for ranking the shock resistance of competing structures.

The interaction energies confirm a complex landscape of many competing structures of similar energy; with the role of SDA kinetic in selecting a specific structure rather than energetic in strongly stabilizing a given state, as has already been noted for zeolites.