Sentence examples for facet size from inspiring English sources

Precipitates always adopt cubo-octahedral morphology, but relative facet size strongly depends on the oxygen chemical potential.

Other characteristics of the visual system, including relative eye size, facet size, and external morphology of the optic lobes, are mostly 'moth like' and correlate with an active, nocturnal lifestyle.

With increasing grain size, the crack path tortuosity and the crystallographic facet size on the fracture surface both increased substantially, leading to increases in roughness-induced closure and a higher apparent threshold.

Figure 4 Comparison of facet size distributions.

From the HRTEM micrograph, firstly, we could clarify the single facet size of the PtNCs.

The facet size was 64×64 pixels, and the facet step size was 8 pixels in each direction.

The facet sizes were smaller than, or nearly the same as, the average grain size, suggesting a crystallographic nature of the facets.

The observed finite facet sizes are dictated by facet coarsening kinetics which can be strongly retarded by deep local energy minima associated with atomic matching across the boundary.

The spectral positions of these modes reveal the morphology of the nanostructure and are highly sensitive to small variations of the NP facet sizes.

The model considers the aggregate structure of regolith in a realistic way and accounts for the fractal architecture of planetary surfaces both on microscopic particulate and macroscopic, texturally faceted size scales.

Study of a limiting case with a facet-size microcrack reveals a relatively simple phenomenology under either balanced loading, slow-fast loading or balanced loading with a hold period at constant tensile stress.