Sentence examples for dislocations to the from inspiring English sources

The contribution of dislocations to the total diffusion flow must be considered mainly at temperatures below 0.5 of melting point.

AEDs are formed by constriction and cross-slip of inclined extended dislocations to the neutral (1 1 1) planes.

The defects formed in the copper deposits are found to change predominantly from dislocations to the twins with addition of thiourea.

The contribution of dislocations to the electrochemical reactions arising on the surface of face-centred cubic metals is discussed in terms of long-range internal stresses in relation to dislocation patterns.

This anomalous behaviour is attributed to a large contribution of dislocations to the measured Young's modulus and internal friction, due to the existence of an ordered network of partial dislocations in the β′1 martensitic phase.

Since the process of plastic deformation increases the intensity of diffusion of impurities and defects from the surface into the volume of silicon, it is also possible to reverse processes: diffusion of defects by dislocations to the surface and localization in the surface layer [7].

I was fourteen or so, newly (and uncomfortably) confirmed; the dislocation to the country had unsettled me.

"This position recognizes that the strike in 2005 was a major dislocation to the city and that the union broke the law," Mr. Sander said.

This should avert a Lehman-style cascade of insolvencies and minimize the spread of financial dislocation to the real economy.

The institutional apartment blocks are often located close to highways, but away from public transport links, reinforcing the sense of social dislocation to the point where postal and even pizza deliveries can be restricted.

Australia's cattle industry put forward a plan on Monday aimed at reducing the suffering of animals sent to Indonesia and said the sudden suspension would cause "huge dislocation" to the cattle industry in northern Australia.