Sentence examples for constituent evolution from inspiring English sources

The phase constituent evolution of Mg-Zn-Y-Zr alloys with the mole ratio of Y to Zn both in the as-cast and as-annealed states at the Mg-rich corner was investigated by XRD and SEM/EDS analysis and was further explained from the ternary phase diagram calculation.

Smoke constituent evolution is monitored continuously during puffing and smouldering without the need to isolate the cigarette, thus minimising interruption to the cigarette combustion processes.

We analyzed the narrowband transient signals using a global analysis formalism to decompose the transient signals into the constituent evolution of a finite number of species.

Second, it presents the constituent processes of evolution in a logical chronological sequence, a narrative storyline structure that appears to facilitate lesson retention cross-culturally (Mandel and Johnson 1984; Mandler et al. 1980; Trabasso and Stein 1981).

The evolution of constituent phases, microstructural features, and size distribution with milling time was investigated.

Based on the knowledge of the quasi-static behaviour of the single components and the fatigue behaviour of the single matrix material and on the understanding of mechanisms and mechanics of constituent deformation and damage evolution a new model is deduced from the quantitative strain response in order to predict the lifetime for different unidirectionally reinforced material systems.

This structure plays an important role in directing the subsequent evolution of constituent species inhabiting these areas.

In our problem, the presence of several histone modifications and their overall dynamic interaction with DNA Methylation, form a complex system with stochastic evolution of constituent elements, thus providing a strong motivation for in-silico modeling.

Introns varied from 7 to 14, and ancestral state reconstruction analyses revealed that genes with 13 introns were ancestral, thus suggesting that the intron loss was a chief constituent of PHO1 gene evolution.

The micromechanics failure criterion is then introduced to facilitate analysis of the damage initiation and evolution at the constituent level.

The texture evolution in the constituent phases reflects both significant grain rotations and crystal orientation relationships between the parent austenite phase and the newly formed ferritic grains.