Sentence examples for dominating orientation from inspiring English sources

There was not a common close-packed plane dominating orientation parallel to C sample (the other burnished sample) surface, and texture in this sample was abnormal.

{011} planes which were medium close-packed planes were the dominating orientation in A sample (without burnishing) and B sample (a burnished sample) surfaces.

The low dislocation density ingots showed a dominating orientation close to (2 1 1) in contrast to the high dislocation density ingots.

While hydrophobic mechanisms appear to dominate orientation of the nitrogenous compounds toward the iron-oxene species, polar residues seem to foster binding events through H-bonding or salt-bridge formation.

The anisotropy in the mechanical properties of the deposits were found to correlate strongly with the deposit texture, where the change from a < 101> dominated orientation at 1.5 mA cm−2 to a < 001> orientation at the higher (5 mA cm−2) current density led to a corresponding decrease in the indentation modulus values for the respective Ni films.

As the dimensions of lysozyme protein are 30 × 30 × 45 Å [27], these thickness values imply an end-on dominated orientation of lysozyme molecules on both surfaces.

The maximum Faradaic efficiency of methane was 26% obtained on pure Cu electrode with (1 1 1) and (2 0 0) orientation, whereas Cu/Cu-L with dominating (2 2 0) orientation showed a maximum formation of ethane with Faradaic efficiency of 43%.

Entrained directional orientation can dominate initial orientation after rather few releases (as few as three in Michener and Walcott's (1967) studies), so we must be cautious of generalizing about compass function from such situations.

The film with the highest W content, V0.95W0.05O2, reveals an evident polycrystalline structure in which the (011) plane direction becomes the dominating crystal orientation.

The FSE images are dominated by orientation contrast and give grain and subgrain structures.

This stage was not observed if low rates of stretching employed, where high relaxation movements dominate the orientation effects.