Sentence examples for orientation of surface from inspiring English sources

In this article results on surface degradation of thermally cycled polycrystalline copper as a function of the orientation of surface grains are presented.

Firstly, we determine the preferred fault planes out of the two MT nodal planes based on the (a) orientation of surface traces of the faults; (b) geometry of clusters of the relocated hypocenters; and (c) by the mutual co-location of the hypocenter and centroid (so-called H C method, Zahradník et al. 2008).

Stable estimation of albedo presupposes that the visual system takes into account the location and orientation of surfaces in such scenes.

From Table 1, it is evident that the surface of the pristine PET has dramatically lower oxygen concentration in comparison to theoretical value, the discrepancy being explained by re-orientation of surface polar groups value [17].

Moreover, local orientation of nanoparticles in vivo and orientations of surface molecules are critical for their efficacy.

Surface diffusion rates and mechanisms are affected by a variety of factors including the strength of the surface-adparticle bond, orientation of the surface lattice, attraction and repulsion between surface species and chemical potential gradients.

However, once at any given location the surface roughness of inclined surfaces is affected by the orientation of the surface to the centre of the build platform at which the laser beam originates.

Anisotropy is a measure of orientation concentration of surface roughness, so a facet dominated by striations running parallel to one another will have high anisotropy.

Hydrogen and sulfate adsorption as well as surface oxidation depend strongly on the crystallographic orientation of the surface.

Since the orientation of the surface patches matters in programming a grasp, a candidate region for the object surface patch representation would be cIPS since surface-orientation-selective cells have been found there (Sakata et al. 1997).

This can result in decreasing the actual distance between the surface of the freshly excised BCS specimen and the surface of the tumor, as well as result in a change in the orientation of which surface of the freshly excised BCS specimen actually represents the true, closest margin.