Sentence examples for patterns of diamond from inspiring English sources
Open image in new window Figure 5 XRD patterns of diamond deposited on the substrate by PECVD method.
The effects of random, square, and triangle distribution patterns of diamond particles on the macroscopic shock response and the mesoscopic deformation feature of diamond-SiC composite has been explored systematically.
The computation results demonstrate that the random and square distribution patterns of diamond particles lead to long-distance slip bands and stacking slip bands in the SiC matrix, respectively.
To enhance its shock strength, a novel microstructure design via modifying distribution patterns of diamond particles reinforced SiC matrix has been proposed and its performance has been evaluated via the computation of lattice-spring model.
Pebbles from the street and shells from the shore dapple its facade, along with marbles and bicycle reflectors and glass flowers, all arrayed by the old-timers in joyful patterns of diamonds and stars.
"This Sky" has an allover pattern of diamond mosaics resembling alligator or snakeskin in nuanced blues and aqua-grays.
In contrast, for the triangle distribution pattern of diamond particles, uniform and short-distance slip bands in the SiC matrix, therefore, damage of diamond particles is significantly reduced, which further gives rise to the high shock strength of composite.
Three diamond pellets obtained from the carbon sources with boron concentrations less than the solubility limit showed a homogeneous appearance and obvious X-ray diffraction patterns characteristic of diamond.
The glass is set in a pattern of diamonds and triangles, which play off the rhythm of the curves.
Ginko Miyahira Le Bars, her daughter, is also represented in the exhibit with a blue-and-white silk dazzler of an obi, a complex pattern of diamonds and crosses.
The painstaking art is all in the patterning of diamonds, roses and leaves described with infinitely small stitches, perhaps compensating in this case for the lack of affordable cloth with which to vary the design.
