Sentence examples for flux effect from inspiring English sources
The significant flux effect is confirmed for the weld metal (nickel concentration ⩾1.35%) which is mainly due to development of reversible temper brittleness.
For the case of ͌ q >͌ T, the heat flux (effect) established across the material is a result of the temperature gradient (cause); while for ͌ q <͌ T, the heat flux (cause) induces the temperature gradient (effect).
Vibrational (Fourier transformed infrared spectroscopy), microanalytical (Rutherford backscattering and energy recoil detection) and microscopic techniques (atomic force microscopy) confirm that, even in this low fluence regime, the ion flux effect is responsible of scaled modifications.
The rate of radiation embrittlement of VVER-1000 RPV steels under operation up to 60 years and more (based on the results of accelerated irradiation considering flux effect for weld metal) is expected not to differ significantly from the observed rate under irradiation within surveillance specimens.
Increases in solar radiation flux effects generally appear at daytime; neutral atmosphere circulation only modulates this process on latitudes.
All these factors suggest that He could be preferentially used to engineer biomedical polymers exploiting the tailoring opportunities offered by ion flux effects.
Analysis of the rate equations is carried out and the role of the sputtering and flux effects on the kinetics of accommodation of incident atoms is studied.
The effect of hysteresis and eddy losses are of significance in the studies of: sub harmonic; residual flux effects on the transformer inrush currents; ferroresonance phenomena; harmonics generated by half-cycle saturation.
The foF2 data set covered a period of large solar flux variation from 1996 to 2003, while the GPS TEC data was for a period in 2002 2003 when the solar flux parameter F10.7 underwent large variations, permitting in both cases an examination of the solar flux effects on these parameters.
The reaction fluxes, effects of single and double gene deletions were then computed using the COBRA toolbox.
Heather Mac Donald, of the conservative Manhattan Institute, said Dr. Pettit's premise was plausible but cautioned that because the prison population is usually in flux, the effect of not counting prisoners at any given moment might not be statistically very large.
