Sentence examples for extensive precipitation from inspiring English sources

At high temperatures these alloys show more extensive precipitation, with the precipitate morphology dependent on the heat of mixing.

To obtain the best accuracy for these precipitation measurements, a model alloy was designed that showed extensive precipitation.

The cylinders are filled with reactive grey cast-Fe shavings mixed with gravel to prevent extensive precipitation of secondary phases in the pore space.

Extensive precipitation of needle- and plate-shaped δ-phase in the γ-nickel matrix of wrought Alloy 718 is the major microstructural change resulting from multiple weld repair/post weld heat treatment (PWHT) cycles.

Extensive precipitation of fenofibrate from oil-free formulations, comprising of only surfactants and cosolvents, took place within 30 min. The results indicated that most of the lipid systems were supersaturated with respect to the drug on dilution, but the extent of precipitation varied significantly between formulations and was influenced by the extent of supersaturation after dilution.

After this introduction the paper focuses on the north-eastern Iberian Peninsula, for which there is a long-term precipitation series (since 1928) of 1-min precipitation from the Fabra Observatory, as well as a shorter (1996 2011) but more extensive precipitation series (43 rain gauges) of 5-min precipitation.

Medial arterial calcification is characterized by extensive calcium precipitation in the arterial tunica media, which increases vessel stiffness.

Lee et al. employed the log-logistic distribution (LLD) for frequency analysis of multiyear drought durations [13], whereas Shoukri et al. employed LLD to analyze extensive Canadian precipitation data [14], and Narda and Malik used LLD to develop a model of root growth and water uptake in wheat [15].

Notably, γ-irradiation of HS at 50 kGy produced extensive white precipitation throughout the serum solution which also became more viscous as seen through pipetting (Fig. 1A, HS row, well marked as "50 kGy").

Type-IV systems totally failed to maintain the drug in the solubilized state resulting in extensive rapid precipitation.

It can grow on most soils in semi-natural, disturbed, eroded, and degraded habitats, tolerates an extensive range of precipitation (500 3500 mm), and is capable of surviving a lengthy (6 8 months) dry season (Francis and Lowe 2000).