Sentence examples for crystal with the same from inspiring English sources
Portions of the crystal with the same symmetry will develop charges of like sign.
It is found that the average saturation resolved shear stress τs of Ag single crystal is ∼6 MPa less than that of Cu single crystal with the same orientation.
Sodium vapor is not the easiest medium to work with; a solid-state crystal with the same talent would be easier to integrate into a circuit.
It was found that these La0.5Sr0.5MnO3 nanowires had a ferromagnetic paramagnetic transition temperature (Curie temperature, T C) at around 325 K, which was very close to the bulk value (~330 K) of the single crystal with the same composition.
However, the contraction in the radial direction, due to surface relaxation, leads to a reduction in overall nanowire volume with respect to a bulk crystal with the same number of atoms.
DFZ showed prismatic hollow crystals with the same crystal structure of the raw material.
By investigating the crystal stress evolution of the same crystal with rearranged neighboring crystals with the same set of orientations, the effect of the intergranular misorientation on the crystal stress evolution is investigated.
In contrast, thermal polymerisation resulted in bigger fibrous polymer crystals with the same topochemical relation, but different orientations were also observed at the edges of the crystal, which means that the polymerisation is 'heterogeneous'heterogeneous
NA-11 epitaxially crystallized on the iPP substrate at high temperatures, performing the crystallographical relationship, [010]NA-11//[001]iPP and (001 NA-11// 010)iPP, and iPP on the NA-11 crystals with the same orientational relationship.
The refined effect of grain boundary (GB) on acoustic emission (AE) is examined during tensile deformation of [110] oriented CuAl bicrystals having the ∑9(221) tilt boundary and of single crystals with the same orientation.
On the other hand, if a coactivator such as sodium chloride is introduced along with the copper II) salt, the copper II) ions are reduced to form copper(I) chloride (or cuprous chloride, formula CuCl) crystals with the same structure as the host crystal.
