Sentence examples for energetic displacement from inspiring English sources

The effective tracer impurity diffusion coefficient of W in Cu in energetic displacement cascades is determined by in situ electrical resistivity measurements on multilayer structures of alternating Cu/W layers, yielding a value of 2.1 nm2.1pa.

Values for logging and mills residues, emissions for energetic use, and displacement factor were taken from the literatures presented in the "Background" section of this paper.

In Figure 4b, n-Al2O3 suspensions exhibited a linear decreasing trend of energetic release because of the displacement of reactive ethanol.

Back at the Louanga displacement camp, an energetic and passionate Nguirissara is teaching her young pupils a song.

Because the displacement of atoms by energetic particles competes with the relaxation and annealing of the disturbed structure via thermally activated atomic movements, temperature is an important factor in governing the accumulation of radiation damage.

The low efficiency sub-scenario 2a (Table 5) is characterized by substantial logging losses, a low displacement factor, and no energetic use of residues and HWPs at the end of their lifetime.

The implantation of energetic particles into crystalline structures causes displacements of ions from structural lattice sites into interstitial positions, the sum of many such displacements eventually leads to amorphization.

The small-displacement engine isn't particularly energetic from a standing start.

Energetic biases introduced by MADE change kinetics of strand displacement reactions to favor creation of a thermodynamically-stable PSDS with single-stranded DNA exposed for interactions with regulatory proteins for extended time periods.

An energetic competition à la Griffith determines the expected load vs. displacement response in a tensile test.

Swelling, or volumetric expansion, is an inevitable consequence of the atomic displacement damage in crystalline silicon carbide (SiC) caused by energetic neutron irradiation.