Sentence examples for microstructural development in from inspiring English sources

High temperature exposure has been shown to generate microstructural development in these coatings, leading to variations in coating hardness.

The microstructural development in each region was a strong function of the local thermo-mechanical cycle experienced during welding.

We present transmission electron microscope observations of microstructural development in thin, fine-grained, columnar, 〈111〉 textured films of gold.

This paper provides a review of microstructural development in silicon nitride, grain boundary oxynitride glasses and effects of chemistry on properties.

A fundamental understanding of spatial and temporal thermal distributions is crucial for predicting solidification and solid-state microstructural development in parts made by additive manufacturing.

This paper describes a novel study of the microstructural development in sputter-deposited thin films from a target of the intermetallic compound Ni3Al.

One such study was conducted by Bons (2001) who developed a two-dimensional simulation program called Vein Growth based on front tracking method to explore the mechanism of microstructural developments in fibrous veins.

Permutation testing supported the hypothesis of higher FA and lower diffusivity measures in older adolescents and indicated that, overall, the FA, MD, and L1 of the boys were higher than those of the girls, suggesting continued microstructural development notable in the boys.

Overall the discrepancy in microstructural development beyond 90 days in the two concretes would explain the contradictory performance over the longer time frame.

Using diffusion-weighted imaging and voxel-wise multilevel modeling, the effects of familial alcoholism and future binge-drinking on white matter microstructural development were assessed in 45 adolescents, who went on to binge-drink (but were alcohol-naive at baseline), and 68 adolescents, who remained largely alcohol-naive, all with varying degrees of familial alcoholism.

The microstructural development is discussed in terms of the enhanced driving force for recrystallization, resulting from the evolution of high-density dislocation substructures due to localization of plastic flow and inhibition of recovery in the present alloy.