Sentence examples for grain dimension from inspiring English sources

Mean grain dimension was near 90 nm as revealed by AFM measurement in contact mode.

Although the linear cooked kernel elongation and aroma were stable, there was still variation for brown rice grain dimension, breadth and texture of cooked rice and bursting during cooking in the subsequent generations.

Reported successful intra-specific CSSLs include 'IR24', an indica donor parent, introgressed into 'Asominori', a japonica recurrent parent, in which alleles for some important quantitative traits were mapped including eating quality (Wan et al. 2004), grain dimension and chalkiness (Wan et al. 2005; Wang et al. 2007), grain length (Wan et al. 2006), and the sterility gene, S31 (Zhao et al. 2007).

This was repeated for at least three wafers, and the average (mean) value was calculated to find the largest grain dimension along any axis.

This conjecture is further supported by discriminant analysis, which clearly segregates most of the aromatic and non-aromatic landraces into two distinct groups based on grain dimensions, although it misclassified the long-grained Basmati and Dehradun gandheswari into the non-aromatic group.

The non-uniform burning of grain dimensions may result into grain fracture.

In addition to grain dimensions which determine rice grain market classes, translucent milled kernels are also important for assuring the highest grain quality and crop value.

Moreover, Young's modulus also depends on powder grain dimensions and increases with decreasing a grain size.

A stagnation of normal grain growth resulting in a logarithmic normal size distribution is observed once the average grain dimensions approach the film thickness.

CALPHAD analysis of the multicomponent system confirmed the correlation of the calculated fraction of the separated liquid with the observed grain dimensions.

For micron-sized polycrystalline samples, the grain dimensions, dislocation density evolution and grain orientation (Taylor factor) can define the location of failure if the grain size and sample diameter become similar in size.