Sentence examples for inward growing from inspiring English sources
In contrast with Zr-modified bondcoat heterogeneous, rapidly inward growing TGOs with zirconia precipitates formed, whereby the failure path was shifted to the TBC/TGO interface.
The decreased oxidation rate displayed by the SiO2 coated FeCrAl foil is the result of the SiO2 coating acting as an initial diffusion barrier promoting the formation of a predominantly inward growing Al2O3 layer during oxidation.
When the cytokinetic ring is fully formed and the cell is committed to cell division, MinCDJ moves from the poles to the cytokinetic ring, probably following DivIVA which binds to the curved membrane at the inward growing septum [44].
The RT22 coating is an inward grown coating (high activity), while MDC150L is produced by outward growth (low activity).
China may compound it by turning inward and growing more hostile.
Brown said Africa had 15% of the world's population for only 1% of world manufacturing and 1% of inward investment, despite growing rapidly in recent years.
But since 2007 Spain, France and Germany have seen inward investment grow or remain unchanged while such money into Britain has decreased 5 percent.
Between 1998 and 2008, Birmingham's private sector job numbers stayed flat but moved inward (they grew 27% at the centre).
In a number of EU countries such as the UK, Italy and Spain, net inward flows grew since the 1990s, peaked at the mid-2000s and fell after the crisis.
The hymenium is formed in the roof of this furrow, growing inward and upward from the outside edge.
While the greater metropolitan area is still spreading out, especially 60 to 70 miles east toward the desert, the nation's second-biggest city is growing inward, upward, and making a fledgling attempt to free itself from the automobile.
