Sentence examples for disappearance of liquid from inspiring English sources
However, the existence of the steric hindered menthyl group disturbed the arrangement of chiral monomers leading to the disappearance of liquid crystal phases.
The first phase change during heating was the melting of a solid or disappearance of liquid (difficult to distinguish) inside the inner fluid at temperatures between -196 (observed in two inclusions in sample Gran-1b) and -183°C (observed in one inclusion in sample Gran-1b).
These diagnostics show that the uptake of methane and the conversion of liquid water to a solid phase do not occur simultaneously; the uptake of gas always lags the visual and spectroscopic signatures of the disappearance of liquid water and the formation of solid.
It is shown that the contact length increases mainly as a result of the disappearance of the liquid phase during deformation, i.e. the annealing effect is predominant.
The results generalize existing theories by accounting for mass flow through the vessel floor and changing power supply, and delineate a term which describes the influence of vapour escape through the interface; the latter term quantifies the ultimate disappearance of the liquid when no fluid is added to the system.
Following this, we envisage a time of drying, with the generation of polygonal patterned ground and dune development subsequent to the disappearance of the surface liquid and frozen water.
The slurry was applied to the diamond and dried to a film over a few minutes while following the disappearance of the broad liquid water band at ∼1636 cm−1 and the appearance of the protein amide I and amide II bands.
The reason why the number density gradually flattens after each jump is the disappearance of the interface between the liquid and gas phases.
The disappearance of GT for HT samples reflects the change of liquid structure from icosahedral-like medium-range ordered structure to a less-coordinated atomic structure.
(ii) A kinematic transition wherein the material transforms from a 'structured liquid' to a 'true liquid' state exhibited by the disappearance of the initial glassy component as the material becomes devoid of the inherent structure due to segmental correlations.
