Sentence examples for method for grain from inspiring English sources

Results indicate that ECAE processing is a viable method for grain refinement of cast intermetallic compound materials.

In this paper, we take advantage of multi-angle cross-polarized microscopic images and propose a method for grain segmentation with high accuracy.

Roll bonding is of interest as a method for grain size refinement; oxide-containing materials have increased strength, enhanced work-hardening behaviour, and exhibit alterations in recrystallisation behaviour.

Exploitation of heterosis to develop superior rice hybrids using some of the local parents with proven 'gca' (general combining ability) and 'sca' (specific combining ability)' effects has been demonstrated as a potentially better method for grain yield enhancement.

In this paper, we demonstrate a novel method for grain boundary engineering in Alloy 600 using iterative cycles of ultrasonic nanocrystal surface modification (UNSM) and strain annealing to modify the near surface microstructure (~250 µm) for improved stress corrosion cracking (SCC) resistance.

Drying is currently the most frequently used conservation method for cereal grain, which in temperate climates consumes a major part of process energy.

Traditional measurement methods for grain size distribution are time-consuming and labor-intensive.

Alternative fermentation methods for grain have become more popular, such as wet preservation with acidic additives.

(Gross and Li 2002) combined the Monte-Carlo and the Voronoi tessellation methods for grain-growth to generate nanocrystalline structures with specified distributions of grain size.

Then, after characterizing wavelength ranges and optical quantities which are sensitive to one of the parameters and not the others, one should be able to build inverse-method tools for grain radius and refractive index determination from observational data.

Although many studies have focused on increasing the population of Σ3 GBs, the increase in the Σ3 GB population was limited mainly because the previous studies did not provide an efficient method for orienting grains (e.g., inhibition of abnormal grain growth).