Sentence examples for given grain from inspiring English sources

For a given grain size, the dimensionless critical shear stress can vary significantly between rivers.

What could have been a misty, sticky watercolor was given grain and sharpness by a novelist's feeling for detail and a sincere wonder at the patterns that emerge from the mess of daily life.

The results showed that in a given grain size, the volume fraction of SIM initially increases intensively and then follows with lower rate reaching a saturation at 35% reduction.

The driving force for rotation of any given grain is given by the aggregate torque on the grain, i.e., by the weighted sum of the energy derivatives with respect to the misorientations of all the grain boundaries delimiting the grain.

Our calculations demonstrated that for any given grain aspect ratio some critical value of the applied load exists above which the nanowire is unstable and breaks up into a string of isolated spherical particles.

We find that the Kapitza resistance depends strongly on the tilt angle and shows a clear correlation with the average density of defects in a given grain boundary, but is not strongly correlated with the grain boundary line tension.

For given grain-boundary configurations or grain shapes, we obtain respective analytical expressions for the sliding and rotation rates in a steady state, as a function of the viscosity for the boundary sliding.

The emergency payment this year would give grain and cotton farmers an additional $4.6 billion.

Némirovsky's pity for the German soldiers who will become fodder for this fatal campaign gives grain and depth to these passages and suggests that her finished book might indeed have been the masterpiece she hoped to create.

Utilitarian political economy was closely related to patriotism, and continued to be, in some quarters, into the twentieth century: during the extreme food shortages at the beginning of the Third Reich, Göring inveighed against farmers who gave grain to animals which should have been used to feed Germans.

This gave grain weight per ear.