Sentence examples for dislocations due to from inspiring English sources

The embryo is the solute-rich structures (solute clusters) segregated to dislocations due to strain-induced dissolution of initial precipitations into the matrix.

The graphene-based lamellae were assembled as nanoribbons having hierarchical folds and dislocations due to wrinkle-to-fold transitions and imperfect attachment growth of the lamellae.

This is believed to be due to the large image forces acting on the dislocations due to the free surface.

The αL grains had a high density of dislocations due to inactive recovery, and also had a low Mn concentration.

Ferroelastic domains are common defects in epitaxial ferroelectric thin films, being typically observed around interfacial dislocations due to attractive elastic interactions.

Interfaces with relatively low shear strengths can be strong barriers to glide dislocations due to dislocation core spreading within the interface plane.

These rotating-hinge prostheses have an antidislocation feature that prevents dislocation due to distraction disengagement.

In these examples, the social dislocation due to fast industrialisation and modernisation provoked a brutal reaction from males who experience this development as a threat.

The image forces on the dislocation due to the crack and the remote uniform loadings are computed as functions of dislocation position and material constant combinations.

However, a TD experiences an additional drag (as compared to a full dislocation) due to damping interactions with the TB; these characteristics are reflected in the TB kinetics.

An expression for the image force acting on the screw dislocation due to its interaction with a compliant and weakly conducting interface is also given.