Sentence examples for defect dependence from inspiring English sources

A theoretical model based on the thermal transfer is tried to describe the defect dependence of damage morphology.

For Al, the kink and defect dependences are d log s/d log j = 0.5 and d log N/d log j approaching 0.67 at low current densities (oxygen ion transport) and 0.5 at high ones (metal ion transport), and the ion transfer valence is n = 3.

However, for hybrid defects, dependence of the phenotype on epistasis conversely may facilitate mapping.

The energetics, structural aspects, and electronic properties of SW defects with dependence on defect concentration and location in edge-hydrogenated zigzag silicene nanoribbons are obtained.

Secondly, we checked the surface defect structure dependence.

By monitoring the pre-edge ratios, we observed clear surface defect structure dependence in enhancing catalytic activity.

The distorted geometry resulted from this areal expansion, in combination with the in-plane softening effect, predicts an unusual defect concentration dependence of stiffness measured for supported graphene membrane in nanoindentation tests, which leads to a defect-induced stiffening phenomenon.

It is found that the unique parameter of the M-integral cannot be used as a unified failure criterion to predict the damage evolution and the final failure due to the major obstacle that the critical value of the M-integral is not a problem-invariant constant and shows an apparent defect configuration-dependence.

The main concern with cancellous bone grafting of larger bone defects is its dependence on the surrounding soft tissues for incorporation.

The mechanism of the film hardening has been addressed in terms of the content of lattice defects and its dependence on the ion bombardment.

To evaluate the role of defects in this dependence, we compare Raman spectra from aqueous suspensions of SWCNTs dispersed using either ss-DNA adsorption or deoxycholate-surfactant encapsulation.