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Directional columnar grained microstructure accompanied by interdendritic Laves phases and carbide particles was observed in as-processed material.
Annealing leads initially to a coarsening of the lamellar microstructure, accompanied by a reduction in the HAB fraction.
However, macro phase-separation, giving a co-continuous microstructure, accompanied by local phase-inversion, dominates the RIPS blends containing more than 8 wt% sPS.
The fatigue damage model was used to assess the influence of microstructure randomness accompanied by material inhomogeneity and internal voids on fatigue life dispersion.
Homogeneous coarsening via continuous recrystallization of the ECAP microstructure is accompanied by minor changes in the ∼63% high-angle boundary population and a sharpening of the original ECAP texture.
The microstructure analysis was accompanied by nanoindentation experiments that were performed in selected phases, which developed in the samples.
As a complement to the macrosynteny study and to determine if conservation of the genome macrostructure identified by COSII markers might be accompanied by microstructure conservation, we compared genomic sequences between the coffee tree, several Solanaceae and the grapevine at the ovate regions.
Besides, defects were observed at the bottom of the nugget accompanied by α+transformed β microstructure, which has been discussed in terms of the heat input and strain localization.
However, the unconventional filament architecture was accompanied by imperfections of filament microstructure that broadened the susceptibility peak.
In the as-cast state all alloys have dendritic microstructure, although with varied shapes of dendrites, accompanied by a cubic Laves phase and an hcp phase in the region between the dendrites.
The phase changes are also accompanied by changes in the film microstructure: from regular nanoparticles (as-deposited) to nanowires (600 °C) and finally to dendrite like shapes at 1,200 °C.
