Consequentially, we grew dislocation-free and highly crystalline GaN NRs.
This technique has also been used to grow dislocation-free single crystal particles, and grains formed in this process could have a better crystallinity than those from other processes, so hydrothermal synthesis is prone to obtain the highly crystalline iron oxide NPs.
I am concerned that there is growing social dislocation in London and a threat that the police will be forced into escalating conflict with some London communities.
The existence of a large middle-income group, in addition to the political and social legitimacy of kinship ties and religious and communal attachments, reinforced the veneer that masked the growing socioeconomic dislocations.
Adopted by a middle-class family in New Orleans, Ms. Sunée grew up in comfortable circumstances but with a growing sense of dislocation and restlessness.
Mr. Darragh, so excellent as Tom in the Roundabout Theater Company's revelatory revival of "The Glass Menagerie," nails both the character's Brooklyn accent and his growing sense of dislocation in his boisterous new milieu.
The fearful and fearsome reaction against growing inequality, social dislocation and loss of identity in the midst of vast wealth creation, unprecedented mobility and ubiquitous connectivity is a mutiny, really, against globalization.
This was a life formed in the dark dislocation of war, growing up amid horrors unleashed by the Nazis and Stalin.
And the two movements are indeed linked, in that both feed off a growing fear and sense of dislocation in Americans who feel, rightly, that the world's order has shifted, the game's rules have changed and playing, let alone winning, is harder than before.
The results imply that the dislocation in the growing ingot can be reduced by optimizing the design of the directional solidification furnace.
