Sentence examples for formation of seams from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a unique minimum sensitivity design approach is proposed that eliminates the formation of seams without affecting the finishes microstructure.

The Panandhro field also witnessed a high GWI during the formation of seams I, II, and V while the Matanomadh field witnessed high GWI during the formation of seams I and VI.   4.

The Panandhro field also witnessed a high GWI during the formation of seams I, II, and V while the Matanomadh field witnessed high GWI during the formation of seams I and VI.

It is evident from the figure that in Panandhro area maximum gelification occurred during the formation of Seam-II while in Matanomadh area high gelification was observed during the formation of Seams I, II, and V. Further, in Panandhro area, GWI was high during the formation of seams I, II, and V while in Matanomadh area the GWI was high during the formation of seams I and VI.

On several occasions, during the formation of seams in Tadkeshwar, Rajpardi and Vastan mines, the value of GI exceeded 10 which indicates a forest permanently flooded and the cause of pronounced degree of degradation.

Further, maximum gelification in the Panandhro field was observed during the formation of Seam-II while it was high during the formation of Seams I, II, and V in the Matanomadh field.

There were spells of periodic drowning of peat especially during the formation of Seam-VII.

This indicated that formation of seam syncytium might be compromised in these animals.

In let-7 mutant and miRNA pathway mutant animals, cell cycle exit and/or cell differentiation fail, resulting in extra seam cell divisions, delay, or lack of formation of the seam cell syncytium and/or the alae.

The combined action of stress relief and re-oxidisation is proposed to explain the formation of Fe3O4 seam at the oxide steel interface.

We quantified and mathematically modeled two processes that are upregulated to provide resiliency--contractility of the amnioserosa and formation of a seam between advancing epidermal sheets, i.e., zipping.