Sentence examples for force of the phase from inspiring English sources

The driving force of the phase transition is energy minimization.

The high thermal stress caused by pulsed laser irradiation is believed to be the main driving force of the phase transformation.

The main driving force of the phase transition of SD-SEAL in aqueous solution was the hydrogen bond effect and hydrophobic effect (Huynh and Lee 2012; Chen et al. 2013; Xu et al. 2013).

The nematic ordering is found to enhance the driving force of the phase separation in the rod/coil mixture to a large extent, so that the LC/polymer interface is very narrow.

It accounts for three different mechanisms of the termination of nucleation and growth: the geometric mechanism by surface exhausting, the stoichiometric mechanism by the consumption of active surface sites and the systemic mechanism by the time dependence of the supersaturation of the initial phase as the thermodynamic driving force of the phase transition.

The study is aimed to demonstrate the impact of capillary forces on the phase behavior of liquid-rich gas reservoirs while implying higher retention of oil inside the nanopores of the formation.

The reduced rate of mesophase formation in random copolymers of propylene and 1-butene is attributed to the decrease of the thermodynamic driving force for the phase transformation.

Solid phase velocity estimated with the force balance equation is effective for improving the accuracy of pressure drop prediction even though the drag force of the solid phase was estimated based on the single particle terminal velocity.

Unfortunately, the lead Lilly molecule, LY2886721, produced hepatic adverse effects in AD patients (13 June 2013, Lilly press release) which forced termination of the phase II study.

Since it has also been reported that the main driving force of the stationary phase-induced mutagenesis may be oxidative stress [19], it is expected that MutS and MutL can function in the repair of oxidative DNA damage during the stationary phase.

The principal underlying force of the inflationary phases of evolution is extensive genetic exchange between the respective biological entities, taking the forms of recombination, fusion, and fission; the specifics of these processes differ for different inflationary stages.