Sentence examples for form a characteristic from inspiring English sources

The interlocking crystals of the two minerals combine to form a characteristic arrangement, the Widmanstätten pattern, which indicates the relatively low pressure at which iron meteorites are formed.

The solid-solid reaction between GO and KSCN occurs on the edges of GO to form a characteristic curled morphology, which emerges due to the attachment of short oligomeric (SCN n chains at the edges of GO.

These concentric canals, together with the smaller radial canals, form a characteristic spiderweb pattern, which was extended east along the harbour and west into the district known as the Jordaan during the prosperous Golden Age (the 17th and early 18th centuries).

In the spectrogram, these events form a characteristic "S" shape (Davies and Baker 1966).

Spherules trace how much oxygen the atmosphere contained when the objects struck Earth, Deutsch notes, because the grains react with oxygen to form a characteristic ratio of iron oxides to unaltered iron.

The electrons of silver nanoparticles are excited in presence of UV light toward the surface and form a characteristic peak of silver nanoparticles [38, 46, 47] at 290 nm (Fig. 5).

In negative incremental forming, a characteristic thinning band occurs on the parts when wall angles approach the maximum obtainable [D.

During fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) of heavy (resid) crudes, nickel is deposited on the catalyst toward the periphery of the particle forming a characteristic distribution pattern and subsequently acts as a dehydrogenation catalyst contributing to increased hydrogen and coke yields.

The N-terminal glycine motif, which forms a characteristic Rossman dinucleotide-binding fold in the co-substrate binding pocket, differentiates PfMDH (GlyXGlyXXGly) from other eukaryotic and prokaryotic malate dehydrogenases (GlyXXGlyXXGly).

Results showed that the resulting carbon particles formed a characteristic structure; the anisotropic chain-like configuration (fractal dimension, Df = 1.65 ± 0.02), with graphitic thin nanolayers having high crystallinity covering the surface of these aggregates.

The reversal change formed a characteristic feature as a result of tilapias against infection caused by S. iniae.