Sentence examples for induced glass from inspiring English sources

Further MA time (259 ks) was necessary to obtain a homogeneous glassy phase (mechanically induced glass formation reaction).

The temperature-induced transition from Case II to Fickian Relaxation finds validation in the Spectroscopic Ellipsometry modeling and is related to the occurrence of penetrant induced glass transition of the system at around 20 °C.

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Consequently recently, we tried to extend the analysis performed in[22] to thinner glass-coated microwires (typically with diameters 10 μm) with strong internal stresses induced by the glass coating[24].

Zheng, W., Kurubori, T., Miyamoto, Y., Nanto, H. & Yamamoto, T. Formation and assignment of silver defect centres in phosphate glass induced by femtosecond laser pulses.

According to the designed program, different patterns made up of copper nanoparticles can be induced inside the glass sample.

The waviness of the rotating glass induced variation of the wiper blade sliding velocity and friction coefficients, simultaneously.

Radiation effects on borosilicate glass induced by 0.5 MeV He ions and 1.2 MeV electrons have been investigated by nano-indentation and Raman measurements.

The modifications of a commercial borosilicate glass induced by Xe ion irradiation have been studied by Raman spectroscopy and ToF-SIMS depth profiling.

Structural and optical properties of silica glass induced by ion microbeam irradiation were studied using micro- photoluminescence (μ-PL) spectroscopy and atomic force microscopy (AFM).

Radiation effects on the mechanical properties of sodium aluminoborosilicate glass induced by 4 MeV Kr, 5 MeV Xe ions and 1.2 MeV electrons have been investigated by nano-indentation measurements.