Sentence examples for morphology and volume from inspiring English sources
The absorption properties of PDCs can be easily tailored by the design of the molecular precursor, changes in morphology, and volume fraction of the filler particles.
This results in additional interaction stresses and strains and their magnitude depends on such factors as the property difference between phases, and morphology and volume fraction of phases.
The aim of this review paper is to describe how the various parameters such as morphology and volume percent of phases affect the mechanical properties of two-phase materials.
The size, morphology, and volume fraction of soot particles within the fuel-rich regions of a non-premixed turbulent jet flame fueled by ethylene/air at atmospheric pressure were investigated.
To further verify the improved behavior of the morphology and volume changes of metal-coated nb-Si, particularly the Cu-coated samples, we performed SEM analysis of the metal-coated nb-Si at a full delithiation after 50 cycles compared to a pristine one (as shown in Figure 6).
Beyond this interval, bulk chromosome morphology and volume displayed only incremental changes.
Room temperature dry sliding wear properties of the PTA cladding coatings are significantly affected by both the solidification morphologies and volume fraction of the Ti5Si3 primary phases.
Temporal evolutions of the morphology, size, and volume fraction of these coherent precipitates were examined and evaluated using electron microscopes.
The results showed that there were significant differences in the morphology (depth and volume) of crab burrows between SPA and mangrove habitats.
It mainly focuses on the morphology features and volume fraction of fillers, which is related to the thermal properties and analytical models of composites.
The diagnostic work-up of CT nodules considers size (diameter or volume), characteristics (density, morphology, homogeneity) and volume doubling time (VDT), but several studies have investigated the ability of positron emission tomography (PET) to characterize nodules, although its role in diagnostic algorithms for screening-detected nodules has not been defined.
