Sentence examples for depth of transformation from inspiring English sources

Results show that the maximum diameter and depth of transformation hardening zones with no surface melting increase with the increase of laser pulse energy.

The pace and depth of this transformation has been unprecedented in the international system.

Both the intensity of the phase transformation and the depth of the transformed zone is obtained by suitable kinematic control (angle of twist).

Sometimes Pennebaker and Hegedus play the campaign's yuppie aggression for comedy, but they also understand the depths of the transformation it undertook.

The depth of a given mineral transformation reflects the temperature there.

"The spiritual transformation and depth of faith that Ms. Gissendaner demonstrates and practices is a deep and sincere expression of a personal relationship with God," chaplain Susan Bishop wrote in the initial clemency petition.

The depth of excision depended on the transformation zone: 1) approximate 1 cm if the squamo-columnar junction (SCJ) was observed; 2) if the SCJ could not be observed, the addition LEEP in the canal was performed (top hat LEEP) that the depth of the specimen was approximate 2.5 cm.

After the first cycle of transformations, the penetration depth of cobalt atoms was already 3.5 microns (Figure 1, curve 1).

The depth of scientific understanding of martensitic transformations provides a strong foundation for the predictive design of materials exploiting martensitic phenomena.

We illustrate this approach with an empirical in-depth analysis of the transformation of the Australian urban water sector since the 1970ies.

The results of a detailed study of distribution of 1,1-DMH transformation products along the soil profile indicate that transformation products can migrate down to the depth of 120 cm, The highest concentrations of 1,1-DMH transformation products were detected, as a rule, at the depth 20 to 60 cm.