Sentence examples for contiguous materials from inspiring English sources

Applications of crack growth along a bimaterial interface include soldering, layered manufacturing, thermal spray coating, welding, brazing, or any other process that deposits a material onto a substrate where often it is more energetically favorable for a crack to grow along the interface than to propagate into either of the contiguous materials.

In our case, this procedure consisted of a moving window of 10 contiguous cytosines (see Materials and Methods for an explanation).

But that crossover thing seems to interest people, having the ancient material be contiguous with modern detail.

The simulation only considers the end result of reciprocal USCE where one chromatid loses and the sister chromatid gains a contiguous stretch of genetic material (Fig. 4).

We examined the association between heat and rates of hospitalization in 114 cities broadly distributed across the contiguous United States (see Supplemental Material, Figure S1).

To avoid confusion, we will use the term accessory genomic element (AGE) to indicate any contiguous stretch of genetic material that is not a part of the conserved core genome, regardless of its source or structure.

The reverse contrast PM > OG was associated with activations of the left parietal lobe, bilateral precuneus, and posterior medial and middle frontal gyrus (Table 2), while no suprathreshold activation was observed for SI > SO (for activations at a lower threshold of P < 0.001, uncorrected, and at least 10 contiguous voxels, see Supplementary Material).

The blade is divided into patches and thicknesses of ply-groups (groups of contiguous plies with the same material and fiber orientation) are used as design variables.

Study of a compositional animation that presented material in a contiguous fashion resulted in higher quality mental models of a piano mechanism than non-contiguous or control (conventional) versions but no significant differences regarding local kinematics or transfer.

The plasma membranes remain contiguous throughout, and no cytoplasmic material is gained or lost; unlike many other eukaryotes, yeast zygotes receive all mitochondria from both parents (Birky 1975).

Albumin-free material eluted in two contiguous peaks, with SR-A reactivity localizing to the second peak only.