Sentence examples for equivalent crystal from inspiring English sources

Mackinawite nanoparticles form a loose association by aligning crystallographically equivalent crystal faces.

As almost equivalent crystal structures are reported for these minerals, they should have similar amounts of DIA.

Symmetrically equivalent crystal lattice rotations inside narrow areas led to the formation of the positive and negative macroscopic shear bands for high deformations.

The Shannon sampling, defined by the transform of the periodically repeated autocorrelation of the object, is related to Bragg scattering from an equivalent crystal, and shown to be consistent with the sampling of Young's fringes established by scattering from extreme points in the object.

One can find two symmetry equivalent crystals with (010) and (01̅0) contact planes, which is depicted in Figure 6a.

The large splitting can be attributed to strong in-plane anisotropy of confining potential, as shown earlier on biaxial strain distribution on plot in Figure 2, with X ̲ and Y ̲ quantum dot axes corresponding to non-equivalent crystal axes.

Chips are triple cooked, skin on, dusted with salt and rosemary and the edible equivalent of crystal meth.

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The squared Fourier amplitudes are equivalent to crystal diffraction intensities but will be affected by a number of additional factors, for example, the contrast transfer function (CTF) of the microscope and movement of the specimen, both attenuating the amplitudes.

A recently presented single plastic-potential, microstructure-based model of poly-crystal plasticity by the authors considers a globally regularized Schmid law (RSL) as the slip flow criterion of a homogeneous equivalent super-crystal.

Our patient's urine sediment showed not only free methotrexate crystals, but also had crystal-containing casts, which are essentially the equivalent of intratubular crystals seen in kidney tissue.