Sentence examples for grains corresponding to from inspiring English sources

Phase II occurs in late cracks through quartz grains, corresponding to the late oil and gas filling.

The cell is modeled as a granular medium, using rigid spheres (grains) corresponding to intracellular cross-linking proteins and distant mechanical interactions to reproduce the cytoskeleton filament internal forces.

In the spectrum of anthracene films and grains corresponding to Fig. 3(b), a 12-μm band newly appears compared with that of anthracene grains, which is shown in Fig. 5 iv).

Nitrogen molecules are indeed adsorbed to the surface of grains corresponding to the packets of the sheets of C S H and to the packets of portlandite; however, they do not penetrate the space between the layers.

In contrast, the same thermo-magnetic treatment results in a distinct difference between usually symmetrical texture peaks when the sample is tilted by +30° or −30° to the magnetic field direction around the rolling direction leading to a configuration where the c(〈0 0 0 1〉) axis of grains corresponding to one texture component is aligned normal to the magnetic field direction.

The microstructural research enabled to find in the as-sprayed deposits two characteristic zones: (i) dense zone corresponding to the lamellas, observed usually in thermally sprayed coatings; (ii) sintered zone containing fine hydroxyapatite grains corresponding to the fine solids from initial suspension.

Then, diamond paste with size of a grain corresponding to the desired depth of grooves was applied.

An important part of the derivation followed here is that at the higher stresses seen in fine-grained samples, the twin aspect ratio is larger and consequently the strain at the grain level corresponding to a single twinning event is higher in finer-grained samples.

During this formation process, the non-equilibrium triple junctions move, driven by the imbalance of tensions of interphase and grain boundaries, corresponding to an extension to classical grooving theory.

Physical models involving larger sand-filled glass tubes placed under changing pressure conditions have shown that both pore and throat radii and sand grain diameters corresponding to the lower limit of buoyancy accumulation decrease with an increase in hydrostatic pressure and oil injection pressure in a single tube and sand-filled glass pillar, respectively (Pang et al. 2014).

Higher magnification analysis of BLA revealed that silver grain distribution corresponding to Fabp7 mRNA was more disperse at ZT6 compared to ZT18 (compare 4C3 and C4).