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Fig. 1 Compositional dependencies of energetic barriers of local chemical decomposition (a, c) and global phase separation (b, d) for geometrically optimized NFC in As Se (a, b) and As S (c, d) glassy systems (compositional domains of expected optimally constrained phase determined in respect to TM-DSC [5 8] are shadowed).

These images are digitally obtained by an iterative reconstruction process (~15 iterations) that is based on object-support constrained phase recovery, which effectively removes the twin image artifact of in-line holography [ 3, 18, 32].

The complex constrained phase provides a secondary reinforcing mechanism.

A complex constrained phase, consisting of immobilized amorphous and transcrystalline region, of PA12 at the GNP surface was determined.

Strong correlation between the tensile modulus and the glass transition temperature and the amount of constrained phase, assessed through the thermo-mechanical and crystallization behavior of the composites, was found.

In order to avoid extra numerical instability brought by use of large penalty parameters in solving the constrained phase field Willmore dynamics problem, a modified augmented Lagrange multiplier approach is proposed and adopted.

Three phases were detected for the blends with PEO component >16%, containing one miscible homogenous PBzMA-rich phase, one constrained PEO phase and one crystalline PEO phase.

What's incredible about this is that there is a phase shift seen, and that when the Planck polarization spectra came out and become publicly available, they not only constrained the phase shift even further, but -- as announced by Planck scientists in the aftermath of this year's AAS meeting -- they finally allowed us to determine what the temperature is of this Cosmic Neutrino Background today!

We report observation of the disappearance and recreation of the rigid, or constrained, amorphous phase by sequential thermal annealing.

The main eruptive vents are shown in these figures as red stars (locations well constrained for phases 1 to 3, but speculative for phase 4).

where m is an integer number and 2πm represents a phase wrapping factor which constrains a phase range [-π ~ + π).