Sentence examples for few deformation from inspiring English sources

Directly under the bottom of the crater is an isentropic layer, approximately 40 μm thick, which shows few deformation markings.

Due to a few deformation twins being formed in this section, the crack propagation path may change to run along other twinning plates.

Although the first few deformations imposed on metal by such treatment weaken it, its strength is increased by continued deformations.

So the road, in effect, is smoother -- there are fewer deformations and thus less friction.

However, the FIB-produced PS nanobeads may still undergo fewer deformations than those resulting from the three-step process (nickel deposition, RIE and wet etching) employed in Ref. [14].

(ii) Above a few percent of deformation, a yield is observed and can be associated to the network breakdown as revealed by cyclic extension/retraction experiments.

In the last few decades modeling deformation and flow in porous media has been of great interest due to its possible application areas in various fields of engineering such as biomechanics, soil mechanics, geophysics, physical chemistry and material sciences.

Very few voxels displayed deformation tensor indices that differed between DAT KO and WT mice.

Significantly, npg can be deformed to large plastic strain in compression, in contrast to many other nanomaterials that fail after few percent of deformation.

According to the different slope of two tendencies, the pressing process is divided into processes A and B. In process A, the loaded pressure makes nanoparticles close to each other, and only few nanoparticle extrusion deformations occur, as that shown in the inlet of Fig. 4.

The Lower Paleozoic strata in south China experienced a few significant tectonic deformations related to the Caledonian, Indo-China, Yanshan, and Himalayan movements (Wang et al. 2012a; Li et al. 2013a), but the late Yanshan Himalayan tectonic movement has had the greatest effect on shale gas exploration and development of the Lower Paleozoic shale (Li et al. 2013a).