Sentence examples for crystal because of from inspiring English sources

Of utmost importance is the determination of the direction of the cleavage, or grain, in the diamond crystal (because of its atomic structure, diamond can be cleaved in four directions parallel to the octahedron crystal faces).

"My memories of that were crystal because of what happened, not only that event but the bigger-picture event, 9/11," the Burnley manager would later recall in a fascinating interview with his former team-mate turned journalist and pundit Richie Sadlier, the season before last.

However, the structure near a crystal surface differs from the bulk crystal because of its flexibility.

Potassium dihydrogen phosphate (KDP, KH2PO4) crystal is an important kind of nonlinear optical crystal because of widespread use in high-intensity laser systems.

Even though the peaks matched well with the inverse spinel-structured magnetite, vacancies were inevitable in the crystal because of partial oxidation.

With 1 ml HMDS present, the reaction did not complete; however, when 3 ml of HMDS was used, the silylation derivative of UDCA did not readily form a crystal because of the increase of HMDS in the solution.

We concluded that AMS targets of GCIP were a mix of graphitizable carbon and Fe3C crystal, because none of their spectra, FT-IR, Raman, or XRD, matched exactly those of the graphite standard.

(The British Museum's scientific research laboratory was set up in 1920, after conservators realized how badly artifacts had deteriorated when they were stored in the tunnels of the London Underground during World War I. Archaeological iron rusted, bronzes developed patches of powdery green corrosion, and some pottery and limestone objects developed salt crystals because of high humidity levels).

The as-formed tiny CdS crystals further underwent bonding interaction among the adjacent tiny CdS crystals because of a drop in surface energy.

It was demonstrated that P 3HB-co-4HB) cannot form isomorP 3HB-co-4HBs because of the extent of the structural difference between the 3HB and 4HB comonomer comP 3HB-co-4HB

Some authors claim that enamel crystals grow epitaxially on the pre-existing dentine crystals because of a high continuity between enamel and dentine crystals (Arsenault and Robinson 1989; Hayashi 1992 , 1993.