Sentence examples for grain variations from inspiring English sources

Such grain by grain variations of exsolved clinopyroxene compositions probably reflect differenced in Mg, Fe, and Na contents and excess Si of precursor host garnet prior to exsolution.

In large-scale storage of grain, variations in moisture content in the commodity or seasonal thermal changes will induce moisture migration (Holmberg 1993; Scudamore 2005) and may lead to formation of 'hot spots' where P. verrucosum will grow and subsequently produce OTA.

The laptops have 13.3-inch widescreen displays, and features leather so "genuine", it comes with "markings such as scars, wrinkles and grain variation".

The Hankinson and Hyperbolic formulae showed good strength prediction according to grain variation, especially at small grain angles.

The presence of grain to grain variation in pressure values (or variation in strain energies) may act as a driving force to promote grain growth (Thompson 2000; Wang et al. 2013; Gianola et al. 2006; J. C. M. Li 2006; Zhang et al. 2005; Zielinski et al. 1995).

Effect of continuous cooling duration on ferrite content, amount of carbon diffused in the prior austenite grains, variation of carbon content in the retained austenite (cγ) and its volume fraction (Vγ) have been analyzed.

The use of alloys with a relatively high oxidability (e.g., the replacement of TP347HFG with its coarse-grain variation TP347H) poses the danger of a loss of metal that is several times faster.

The ARM/χ ratio, an indicator of the grain size variations, shows, unlike NRM and χ, greater variations and varies from ~50 to ~1170 A/m (Fig. 2d).

EBSD mapping reveals that the grain contains variations in crystallographic orientation (Fig. 2c e).

The grain contains variations in U from 20 60 ppm and Th from 30 110 ppm.

These values which have been calculated with Nova software (Chongqing, China) show similar trend to grain size variations.