Sentence examples for orientation the effect of from inspiring English sources

The detailed size scaling depends on sample orientation, the effect of alloying elements or the existence of particles in the material.

We will argue that, in contrast to orientation, the effects of size changes may be relatively straightforward to equate across vision and haptics.

By investigating the crystal stress evolution of the same crystal with rearranged neighboring crystals with the same set of orientations, the effect of the intergranular misorientation on the crystal stress evolution is investigated.

Thirdly, for <001> crystal orientations, the effect of γ dendritic orientations and unit cell sizes on microstructure and microsegregation was comprehensively studied, from which a new unit cell with multiple γ dendrites was proposed.

Birds also have been the primary group in the study of migration and orientation and the effect of hormones on behaviour and physiology.

Thus, better determinations of in situ or drilling-induced structures and the calibration of depth and core orientation eliminating the effect of rotation due to drilling were possible.

Emphasis in this study is also given to the fiber orientation and the effect of actuator location on the control system.

The elastic properties are determined as a function of fiber orientation, and the effect of fiber angles on the crack extension direction is investigated.

The reasons for the weak dependence of the wettability on the MgO substrate crystallographic orientation and the effect of the reaction on the wetting are presented.

To get some orientation concerning the effect of plasma protein binding on the synovial distribution of ASA and SA, the experiment was repeated with autologous, diluted blood as perfusate, referred to as hemoperfusion experiments throughout this paper.

they investigated three different building orientations and the effect of "ageing" (defined as moisture absorption) of samples stored in a non-desiccated environment for 43 days.