Sentence examples for fine grained materials from inspiring English sources
The decreased strain hardening and increased ductility in the SiO2 doped specimens are due to the segregation of amorphous glassy phase to the grain boundaries, thus hindering grain growth and facilitating grain boundary sliding, which is the primary mechanism of deformation in fine grained materials at high temperatures.
These values of k are considered to be low and in the range of fine grained materials, which agrees with the particle size distribution result.
Ion exchange involves the replacement of ions adsorbed on the surface of fine grained materials in aquifers by ions in solution.
Large limestone blocks and boulders are mainly found in the rear of the accumulation area, while the content of fine grained materials increases markedly in the front of the landslide.
The derived scaling laws are expected to be of paramount importance today, especially after the advent of ultra fine grained materials that offer unique mechanical properties owing to their fine microstructure.
In addition to deposits at the stone-atmosphere interface, nanoscale Mn particles also decorate the grain boundaries of fine grained material within sandstone voids (Fig. 9a, b, d) and along grain boundaries (Fig. 9c).
And the middle - in our best current interpretation - we think is fine grained material that has been re-distributed across the comet and collected in a topographic low".
Results showed that the mass gain was slightly lower for the fine grained material, which corresponds well with the smaller thickness of the oxide scale formed on the fine grained material.
Ni depositions also show an MHD effect as well as a tendency to form more fine grained material in the presence of a magnetic field.
Specifically, in the fine grained material plastic deformation is initially carried by dislocation slip, but deformation twinning takes over as the lead mechanism early on.
