Sentence examples for packing orientation from inspiring English sources

We find a structural relationship between the polymer backbone and crystallinity, especially regarding packing orientation.

Our result quantifies the compound effect of structural (packing orientation and porosity) and dynamical properties of the system on its stability.

Our researches revealed that the linkage between two PDI units has a great impact on the molecular geometry, the optical properties, the blend film morphology, the molecular packing orientation, and the photovoltaic performance.

This approach describes in detail the packing, orientation and structure of proteins, along with the water content and viscoelastic properties of the layers.

Based on our predictions, the face-on packing crystalline orientations had higher toughness in comparison with the edge-on packing orientations that had higher strengths due to local dislocation-density interaction mechanisms.

These predictions indicate that the behavior of P3HT polymers can be optimized by controlling the packing orientations, the crystallinity, the entangled chain density, and the tie chain interconnectivity.

A pseudo-homogeneous 2D (two-dimensional) plug flow model is found inadequate to quantify variations in overall heat transfer for experiments with different packing orientations and different gap sizes between the packing structure and the cooling wall, because it does not take directed convective transport of heat into account.

Our work investigates the various effects of polymer structure on solid-state packing, especially, regarding polymer-packing orientation (edge-on vs. face-on).

A new reproducible hexagonal close packed hexagonal close packed orientation relationship between AgZn3 particles and Zn matrix was experimentally determined for the first time.

The substituents on carbazole changed the solubility, packing and orientation of molecules on the TiO2 surface of DSSCs.

Texture refers to the physical makeup of rock namely, the size, shape, and arrangement (packing and orientation) of the discrete grains or particles of a sedimentary rock.