Sentence examples for dislocation population from inspiring English sources

The material is modeled as an elastic continuum that contains a defect microstructure consisting of a pre-existing dislocation population, dislocation sources and GBs.

During unloading, most of the dislocation population and void volume reduction is recovered by re-absorption of dislocation loops and annihilation mediated by cross slip.

These results can be explained by the mechanism of elastic anisotropy on the dislocation dynamics, as the elastic anisotropy in the MnCu alloy is larger than that in copper, which can strongly retard the multiplication of the dislocation population and the transformation of the dislocation structure.

Freeing the slaves in loyal and occupied states would lead to massive dislocations of population, force the Army to feed thousands of black refugees and distract his troops from the war effort.

No national census has been conducted in Afghanistan since a partial count in 1979, and years of war and population dislocation have made an accurate ethnic count impossible.

At one time it was thought that the date marked the collapse of all of the regional Classic civilizations of the area as the result of massive population dislocation.

The enormity of civilian population dislocation during armed conflicts, and the importance – yet difficulty – of reattaching people to lands and properties subsequent to conflict, presents large challenges for peace-building and recovery.

The model is predicated on the notion that the relaxation of mismatch strain in the film is accommodated by the introduction of dislocation loops whose population, dimensions and interaction energies are controlled by the film thickness and microstructural dimensions.

In the short term the impacts can be linked to extreme weather events which contribute to casualties, household food insecurity, disease and handicap, increased population dislocation and insecurity.

After also excluding infants with a malformation other than undescended testicle, preauricular appendage, congenital nevus or hip dislocation, the study population included 20,723 births.

This was compounded by water mismanagement and economic deterioration which, in turn, led to further agricultural failures, population dislocations and the migration of rural communities to nearby cities.