Sentence examples for cubic position from inspiring English sources
This edge dislocation could be seen as a Shockley partial dislocation, and when propagating through the crystal changes the configuration of the As from hexagonal to cubic position (or vice versa).
To this end we analyse representative volume elements consisting of a large number of randomly positioned cubic inclusions using the finite element method and determine the effective coefficient of thermal expansion and the average thermal stresses in constrained hybrid materials developed as a result of a uniform temperature change.
The minimum of the MVR is determined by a technique which approximates the given path using cubic interpolation for the position and squad interpolation based on quaternions for the orientation.
For points in convex position, a cubic-time algorithm can be easily designed using dynamic programming.
We generated ideal hard sphere models and found that hexagonal close packing had a smaller root-mean-squared deviation (RMSD) from our point cloud center positions than cubic close packing or body-centered cubic packing.
Restricted cubic splines (three knot positions corresponding to quartiles of observations) were used to flexibly model and graph the multivariate-adjusted rate ratio for lifetime average total daily PA and walking or bicycling duration in predicting prostate cancer incidence and mortality.
The trajectory generator is based on cubic interpolation, where Cartesian locations (position and orientation) can be added on-the-fly during the robot motion.
One useful way of quantifying this is finding how much the oxygen atom deviates from the centrosymmetric position in a cubic perovskite structure.
The elastic force that influences the hair bundle's position includes a cubic term that accords with the structure of the models for the bullfrog's hair bundle [9].
The XRD peak positions were located between positions for a pure cubic CdTe crystal and a pure cubic CdS crystal [34].
The MO6 octahedra are rather distorted due to displacement of oxygen atoms from their "ideal" positions in the cubic perovskite aristotype.
