Sentence examples for more isotropic microstructure from inspiring English sources

Coupling high deformation temperatures with low strain rates promotes grain boundary sliding and rotation leading to less internal cavitation damage and a more isotropic microstructure.

The modelling results agree with the experimental observations in that constrained sintering leads to an anisotropic microstructure which becomes more isotropic with densification.

Therefore, at these high Mason numbers, more isotropic clusters and isolated particles appear.

One of the key properties of such quasicrystalline systems is its more isotropic optical behaviour in comparison with periodic structures26.

Such lattices allow schemes which are more compact and more isotropic.

This permits to design and fabricate lighter structural components with improved and more isotropic performances.

Additionally, the moduli, regardless of print orientation, become nearly identical, indicating a more isotropic part.

The optimization is performed with stiffness constraints to minimize the weight by using a state-of-the-art solid isotropic microstructure with penalty (SIMP) method.

Such applications include for example plasmon-assisted coatings for solar cells which would make their absorption more isotropic and polarisation insensitive.

After THR the degree of anisotropy decreases tending, specifically in the proximal femur, to a more isotropic behaviour.

The BrachySeedTM model LS-1 provides more isotropic angular dose distribution in tissue than model 6711 125I source.