Sentence examples for evolution of the samples from inspiring English sources
The role of heat treatment on the texture properties and morphology evolution of the samples were also precisely discussed.
The microstructural evolution of the samples and the effects of energy input (Ev) on microstructural architectures, dendritic morphology, precipitated phases and thus microhardness were investigated in detail.
The microstructural evolution of the samples was characterised by means of X-ray diffraction and scanning electron microscopy assisted by electron backscatter diffraction.
The photometric measurements are complemented by a detailed simultaneous characterization of the physical state and possible temporal evolution of the samples using a combination of macro- and micro-imaging, thermal, electrical and sample mass measurements.
From X-ray diffraction analyses and transmission electron microscopy images it was possible to observe an evolution of the samples structure from a nano-crystalline solid solution of Zr in the bcc lattice of Mo to clusters of Zr Mo) nano-crystalline in an amorphous matrix.
These authors [6] reported the PCI curve at 350 °C and the microstructural evolution of the samples (Mg-10 at% Al) during the measurements.
In the social sciences generally and economics in particular, the evolution of the sample survey provides a close counterpart to the development of the natural sciences' powerful measurement devices.
Organic matter, pyrite, and micro-fractures were volumetrically rendered with a resolution of 11.27 μm, and 2D/3D image investigations enabled us to explore the structure and fracture evolution of the sample due to in-situ compression.
Based on X-ray computed tomography (CT) slices of samples taken during the triaxial tests, the interaction of the internal rock blocks and the evolution of the sample meso-structure in the loading process were observed and analyzed; the present analysis provides explanations for the macroscopic mechanical behavior of soil rock mixtures.
Fig. 1 Evolution of the sample's number of papers per year (since 1980).
