Sentence examples for long dislocations from inspiring English sources

The simulated creep microstructure consists of long dislocations and a network near the corners of the γ′ precipitate in the low-stress regime.

Frank Reed dislocation source theory argued that the long dislocation line becomes shorter and breaks down into smaller dislocations, thus decreasing the strain energy of the crystal.

"There has been a long dislocation in the labor market, a period during which people were unable to build their skills," said Edward Friedman, an economist at Moody's Analytics.

At this particular period, the dense dislocation structure starts to transform to cells, which temporally accompanies long, free dislocations absorbing much ultrasonic energy to produce the attenuation peak.

At simulation time of 60 ps, there are many long Shockley dislocations.

Pure germanium is known to spontaneously extrude very long screw dislocations.

But after another 10 ps simulating, the long Shockley dislocation line becomes less and shorter.

This application demonstrates the power of the CADD method in capturing both long-range dislocation plasticity and short-range atomistic phenomena.

Long-term dislocation of the hip can lead to an augmented femoral head and reduced acetabulum.

For all its complexities (leaping double stops, metric modulations, rhythmic dislocations, long spans of sustained lyricism that get rashly interrupted by skittish figurations), the cello part has a rhapsodic, improvisatory quality.

The treatment should provide sufficient strength and generate minimal material enforcement without producing sharp edges; it should not provoke any endogenous changes or potential damage in the long term (like dislocations at fibres), just to name a few examples [3].