Sentence examples for function of the precipitate from inspiring English sources

Both aging and creep tests at 650 °C were employed to evaluate the stability of the microstructure and properties of the steels during high-temperature exposure as a function of the precipitate morphology.

Three point bending tests results demonstrated that ductility was a function of the precipitate volume fraction and the Al and Ni concentrations in the Fe matrix, these relationships were discussed in terms of possible mechanisms.

However, this contribution is a function of the precipitate density that we do not expect to vary over the salt concentrations of interest because of the short screening length.

Tensile strength of consolidated sand was not a function of the amount of precipitated CaCO3 but a linear function of the ratio bioconsolidation index (BC) defined as the ratio of CaCO3 volume to initial sand porosity.

The progression of morphological change from round particles to stacks of spindle-shaped filamentous networks was a function of the kind of precipitating ions used, with phosphate and a combination of calcium and phosphate giving more readily spindle shapes as compared with calcium treatment alone.

This allows describing nucleation free energy as a function of the number of precipitated solutes [Eq. (3)]: (3) from which the nucleation barrier and the critical nucleus size is deduced as Equation (4): (4) It is important to point out that both the surface and the volume terms are related to constant prefactors csurface and μ, respectively.

The distribution functions tend exactly to the established Lifshitz Slyozov Wagner distribution for a zero volume fraction of the precipitates.

Thus activity or horizontal causality a dharma's function of precipitating the next moment of its own consciousness series individuates that dharma as a particular event of its kind.

Microstructural characteristics of the copper phase in Cu/ZnO catalysts for methanol steam reforming (MSR) were investigated as a function of aging of the precipitated hydroxycarbonates during catalyst preparation.

The kinematic hardening was modeled using the recent approach of Proudhon et al. [19], and good agreement was found for both the absolute magnitude and the strain evolution of the internal stress as a function of precipitate state.

Specifically, hardness measurements allow calculation of the precipitate size as a function of time and temperature through the Ashby Orowan relationship.