Sentence examples for evolution of the orientation from inspiring English sources

"This shows an evolution of the orientation of the forest products industry toward capturing all the multiple values of managing forests rather than focusing just on the production of fiber," Mr. Jorling said.

Then, the evolution of the orientation distribution in the initial stage of film growth should be discussed.

For these mechanical systems, we also study the reconstruction of dynamical processes to describe the evolution of the orientation of the forced rigid body in space; for this we consider different algorithms to solve the kinematic equations.

From the above findings, the use of high crystal quality CLs exhibiting the distinct feature of the evolution of the orientation distribution produces AZO polycrystalline films having a textured structure with a well-defined (0001) orientation subsequently grown on the CLs.

The temporal evolution of the orientation specific patterns is shown as their correlation to a standard VH orientation map over time (black and gray traces in Fig.  6 E; cf. Supplementary Fig. S1).

The evolution of the fiber orientation distribution, caused by the flow, is investigated.

These differences are studied by characterizing the evolution of the local orientation distribution in a polycrystalline Ni sample using polychromatic synchrotron X-ray microdiffraction.

The evolution of the global orientation parameter for a series of aqueous hydroxypropylcellulose solutions both during and following the cessation of a steady-state shear flow is reported.

Specifically, the strain-only theory is used to describe the HO transformation, whereas phase-field modeling is employed to capture the evolution of the grain orientation in polycrystals.

The evolution of the fiber orientation distribution Ψ can be written as ∂ Ψ ∂ t − D t Δ Ψ − D r Δ S 2 Ψ + ∇ ⋅ ( v Ψ ) + ∇ S 2 ⋅ ( w Ψ ) = 0, (1).

We provided a constitutive framework valuable for the description of the evolution of the orthotropy orientation during a deformation process whose principal directions are different from the orthotropic axes.