Sentence examples for lenticular shape from inspiring English sources
The Ni catalytic particles have lenticular shape with pseudo-rotational symmetry and possess either a fcc or a hcp lattice.
Furthermore, kinetics theory analysis evidenced that the change of lateral habits from truncated lozenge to lenticular shape resulted from the transition of growth regime.
The lateral habits of the single crystals were circular shape, which was different from truncated lozenge or lenticular shape single crystals formed from the melt in the absence of electric field.
The morphology of the β′ precipitates changes from a faceted and nearly equiaxed shape in Mg–Y alloys to a truncated lenticular shape in Mg Gd alloys.
Depending on the ratio of the step propagation velocity to the rate of increasing width of the growth face, the computer simulation produced curved crystals of truncated lozenge or lenticular shape, both of which have been observed experimentally.
Thermally transformed thin plate martensite in Fe 31Ni 10Co 3Ti grew into a lenticular shape accompanied by a substructure with dislocations after deformation at temperatures above the Ms temperature.
At the location with a certain distance away from the quenching end, in addition to the Cu-rich secondary phases at the grain boundary, lenticular-shaped Cu-containing secondary phases also form within grains during the end quenching process, which impede the precipitation of T1 (Al2CuLi) phase at the same local location during the following aging process.
Axial T2W TSE (a) demonstrates an amorphous, off midline, lenticular-shaped, ill-defined low T2 SI region (white arrow) with low SI (black arrow) on the ADC (b) map due to restricted diffusion (note increased SI on trace b1000 mm²/s EPI (white arrow in c) and type III contrast curve kinetics on DCE (d).
Under a microscope, shards are elongated as lenticular shapes (fiammes) and exhibit a eutaxitic fabric and extreme welding.
Intragranular β plates have a Burgers orientation relationship (OR) with the parent α grain and are lenticular in shape.
Cells subspheroidal to lenticular in shape, measuring up to 20 μm in surface diameter.
