Sentence examples for microscopic scale to from inspiring English sources

Almost all taenite in meteorites has broken down, albeit often on a microscopic scale, to kamacite and tetrataenite.

Cold compaction of metal powders is now commonly studied at a microscopic scale, to further our understanding of contact mechanics between grains.

The latter procedure, based on computations on images, is a two-step change of scale from microscopic scale to mesoscopic scale and then to the macroscopic one.

"I study the world around me for inspiration and look at nature and things on a microscopic scale to create images that are abstract but relatable.

Three scales are distinguished: the microscopic scale (corresponding to the size of the small voids), the mesoscopic scale (corresponding to the size of the large voids) and the macroscopic scale.

In the future, such methods can perhaps be used to help identify early changes in regenerative connective tissue at the microscopic scale and to enable more effective diagnostic monitoring of the onset of disease.

A novel aspect of our approach is that, provided the behaviour being modelled is well described by the run and stop modes of motion, the parameters can be extracted on a microscopic scale prior to any numerical solution, and then, macroscopic behaviour can be derived without optimising or trying to fit data a posteriori.

The criterion is based on experimental observations of the damage modes occurring at the microscopic scale leading to the fatigue failure of a lamina.

Atomic force microscopy based microwear experiments allow deeper understanding of mechanisms of wear on the microscopic scale due to a well defined single asperity contact, elimination of roughness effects, and the high lateral and vertical resolution in the micro- and nanometer range.

Despite the fact that the microbial signatures in these terrestrial sediments were particularly well preserved at the microscopic scale due to very rapid silicification, identification of the biosignatures in these rocks is not without controversy, even given the availability of sophisticated analytical capabilities.

Such research considers a system that spans scales from microscopic (micrometer scale) to megascopic (many 1000 s of km scale), and from milliseconds to millions of years.