Sentence examples for increase in boundary from inspiring English sources

The value of C increased with initial RhB concentration, suggesting an increase in boundary layer effect as initial concentration increased.

The appearance of the liquid and the resulting increase in boundary mobility are confirmed to be the main cause of abnormal grain growth.

Finally, increasing the boundary layer thickness increases spectral levels of the radiated noise at higher advance ratios near zero thrust by a factor similar to the increase in boundary layer thickness.

The increase in boundary misorientation is accounted for by the absorption of dislocations into subgrain boundaries during annealing, dislocations which had operated to accommodate the plastic strain incompatibility of the neighboring phases undergoing slip deformation.

At higher porosities, the very strong increase in boundary scattering due to the decrease in nanowire and nanocrystal size, together with the confinement effects involved, results in reduced carrier diffusion and a quenching of phonon drag, with consequent reduction in the total S.

This increase in boundary separation indicates that, on average, participants became more cautious after committing an error.

The improvements in temperature predictions using observational nudging is reflected in increases in boundary layer heights compared with the without nudging case.

In addition to the Σ3 and Σ9 boundaries, the Σ5 and Σ7 boundaries also underwent an increase in total boundary fraction with increasing temperature in both metals.

The sliding/rotation rate and the normal stress on the grain boundary decrease with an increase in the boundary viscosity.

The results presented here show that nanocrystalline plasticity leads to an increase in special boundary fraction and disruption of two-dimensional boundary connectivity, with the most dramatic evolution occurring in the smallest grain sizes.

These mobile-lid Earth-like models have a strong temperature feedback, or thermostat effect, such that if mantle temperature increases (e.g., due to tidal dissipation), the viscosity decreases rapidly, and the boundary layers thin out, resulting in an increase in the boundary heat flows.