The phrase "grain scale" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a device that measures and records the weight of grain. For example, "The grain scale was used to determine the weight of the farmer's wheat harvest."
The resolution is obscured by lack of data and mismatches in their spatial grain (scale), and by grain-dependent effects of the drivers.
The different steps of mass transfer and possible iron sintering at the grain scale were accounted for.
Finally, an analysis of three different fatigue criteria is conducted, using mechanical quantities computed at the grain scale.
These mesoscopic FIP show the limits of the original criteria when it comes to applying them at the grain scale.
At the grain scale, the polycrystal model is used as a "numerical microscope" to compute the local mechanical fields.
The role of the grain scale reduction to the nanometer regime is discussed with respect to the microstructural changes.
"Our project must have Moses' scale of ambition, but be able to work at the fine-grain scale of the neighbourhoods.
A homogenized activation energy-based crystal plasticity (AE-CP) FEM model is developed for the grain-scale, accounting for characteristic parameters of the sub-grain scale γ−γ′ morphology.
Fatigue in the polycrystalline Ni-base superalloys is discussed, with particular emphasis on modelling the mechanism at the grain and sub-grain scale.
Three scales, dominant in models of polycrystalline Ni-based superalloys, are: (i) the sub-grain scale of γ−γ′ microstructure, characterized by γ′ precipitate size and their spacing; (ii) grain-scale characterized by the size of single crystals; and (iii) the scale of polycrystalline representative volume elements.
In contrast, colusite displays grain-scale zoning expressed by W, Sn and As.
