Sentence examples for more complex dislocation from inspiring English sources

The extended CAC method is expected to apply in multiscale modeling of more complex dislocation activities in crystalline materials up to μm scale.

This can result in a more complex pattern of interfacial dislocations and may have a significant contribution to the interactions between threading and interfacial dislocations.

Examples of applications are presented for interactions between two dislocation loops expanding on either a single slip plane or two intersecting slip planes, as well as for more complex reactions taking place in dislocation networks.

The efficiency of the proposed method is examined in more complex problems such as interactions of dislocations with inclusions, cracks, and multiple dislocation problems.

The microstructure beneath the intergranular facets displays a dislocation cell structure more complex than expected for intergranular fracture and this strain-to-failure.

For larger precipitates, more complex situations are predicted which involve several dislocations, beyond the scope of the available analyses, but often observed experimentally.

Although a more complex and realistic rheology would include, for instance, dislocation creep as a possible deformation mechanism and shear heating, we think their effect on our results is negligible.

Alcohol abuse is more complex, for it is not only a cause of social dislocation but a symptom of it.

Our more complex numerical model describes the deformation at Tendürek better than an analytical solution for a single rectangular dislocation in a half-space.

However, the observation of a dislocation may suggest that the concept of different defect regimes in the P– T– X-space is more complex than previously elaborated.

The effect of randomness in dislocation distributions was studied and average stress fields calculated, which were used to estimate the stress fields of more complex pile-up arrangements.