Sentence examples for formation is governed from inspiring English sources

Once ice is present, further formation is governed by the rate at which the crystal can grow.

The quantity of NH3 formed during the regeneration was related to H2 quantity which suggests that NH3 formation is governed by the supply of H2.

Their formation is governed by the potential pH-diagram in the first, and by relative reaction rates in the second case.

The 2nd order landscape formation is governed by the climate giving rise to discrete zones arranged from the pole to the equator and two genetic types, the plain and valley types.

This model gives good agreement with numerical simulations, showing that raceway formation is governed by the balance between lateral bed loading and the drag forces on particles around the gas inlet.

The described mechanism is the most realistic due to another reason since there is no clear periodicity of the shape of the Fe/CNT nanostructures like, for example, in the case of 'black silicon' where the cone formation is governed by the initial ripple creation with the wavelength close to the central wavelength of the incident laser [7].

They assumed that the incidence of nanoscale checkmark formation was governed by the frequency of proximal interactions between nanorod tips and based on the simulation results, they were able to explain why V-particles were observed for short nanorods while absent for long nanorods.

For the steady-state examples, the spatial patterns of hot spot formation are governed by 1st (global) and 2nd (local) order variations in subsurface topography which influence hydrologic residence time in sediments of varying thickness and depth variable saturated hydraulic conductivity.

Megakaryopoiesis and platelet formation are governed by hematopoietic growth factors.

These observations suggest that there appear to be two factors that are crucial for the formation and persistence of a helix in the TA domain of the p53 family: (a) the kinetics of helix formation which is governed by the nature of the nucleation event that gives rise to a helix and (b) the thermodynamic stability of the helix, once formed.

The formation enthalpy is governed by two important factors, as given by [11]: ΔH f neutral state = ΔE + Δμ. (2).