Sentence examples for grain organization from inspiring English sources

The plate-like grain organization was reported to be the typical properties of bismuth layer-structured ferroelectrics.

A thermal treatment and microscopic observations strongly suggest that crystalline orientation, size of crystalline grains and molecular organization at grain boundaries play a determinant role in the toughening mechanisms.

"You see interest in land acquisition continuing at a very high level," said Klaus Deininger, the World Bank economist who wrote the report, taking many figures from a Web site run by Grain, an advocacy organization, because governments would not reveal the agreements.

Eutectic spacing is 60.29 nm while ultrasonic power is 120 W, grain boundary and colony organization are eliminated completely.

The fact that hydraulic properties of topsoils and color intensities of digital images depend on some common factors such as moisture content, nature and organization of grains, proportion of iron, and organic and clay content among others, allow us to infer infiltration capacities from color intensities.

The superior electrochromic performance characteristics of the as-deposited WO3 coatings are a direct manifestation of the mesoporosity over multiple length scales, a good lateral organization of grains and pores which facilitate ion insertion and extraction, and a large number of accessible surface sites which ensure a high proportion of W5+ color centers in the film upon lithium intercalation.

The economy was centralized and directed through a communal organization, where grains were stored in communal granaries, and distributed amongst the population according to social statues.

GRAIN is an international nonprofit organization that supports nonprofits through research, networking, and alliance-building.

While these conditions met with resistance from farmer leaders who believed that they would transform the AWP from a farmers' organization to a grain company like any other, Brownlee was supported by UFA President Henry Wise Wood, the AWP was reliant on provincial support, and the conditions were accepted.

The cross-sectional view reveals greatly improved crystallization with compact organization and larger grains when the tin source is used.

Ken Cook, president of the Environmental Working Group, an environmental research organization, said conventional dairy and grain prices were so high that they were nearly rivaling prices that organic farmers receive.