Sentence examples for phase area from inspiring English sources
Every small liquid phase area exposed to vapor phase may form tungsten whisker-like structures according to the above description.
The liquid phase area was extended to lower temperatures by adding red mud, and this implied that red mud was an excellent flux.
A rich assortment of condensed phase area fractions and domain morphologies, including networks and other novel structures, were observed in each batch of microbubbles.
The produced heat would bring the local temperature up to the melting point of Ni and Fe, this would lead to the formation of little liquid phase area, and the melting heat with the melting process would improve the temperature of the liquid system.
Conventional metallographic investigations can be performed on the quenched samples, and quantitative parameters, such as phase area fraction and parameters of the dendritic structure can be determined.
During thermal exposure at 850 °C, a Ti-Al-Ni ternary phase formed within the original βo phase areas in the Ni-containing alloy.
In operating units, rapid sintering lead to heavy agglomerate formation and finally inhibited circulation in dense phase areas (such as seal pot) and in the back pass.
Indeed, the above hypothesis model that the conductor is inserted in the blank areas of the MT sites (Figure 4) increases YX phase in the anomalous phase areas (Figure 3).
Distributions of equiscale lines of water-phase diagram on the dry-salt diagram of the reciprocal quaternary system reflect that phase areas of double salts of Db1 and Db2 bear maximal water contents.
In mixed-brush together with homopolymer and copolymer co-crystallization systems, the portion of dispersed or patched phase areas decreases via escalating of molecular weight of amorphous tethered chains on the single-crystal substrate.
From Figures 1, 4, 5 and 6, it was very clear that mixing powder was pre-sintering and came into the aggregation, which included many small tungsten particles and little local liquid phase areas.
