Sentence examples for phases with the same from inspiring English sources
This behaviour is observed for both mixtures involving nematic phases with the same sign of orientational coupling between the mesogenic units and the polymer chains and mixtures involving polymers with opposite signs of coupling.
The results showed that all the alloys were mainly composed of two different phases with the same composition, including the hexagonal Pr5Co19-type phase (P63/mmc) and the rhombohedral Ce5Co19-type phase (R-3m), respectively, but minor phases appeared when x ≥ 0.4.
TiO2 nanoparticles of different crystal phases with the same size are used to examine the crystal phase effect.
A closer look by Rietveld refinement of the XRD patterns of the powders heated to 950 °C revealed the presence of a mixture of BSCF phases with the same cubic symmetry and minor amounts (below 5 wt %) of a rhombohedral phase (a = b = 5.67 Å, c = 35.2 Å).
We have evaluated the performance of an HPLC method for the analysis of antioxidants with enhanced detection via post-column derivatization using CUPRAC employing three columns two types of support matrices (porous silica and the core shell) and two types of stationary phases with the same support matrix (core shell, C18, and phenyl-hexyl stationary phases).
The study was completed in three phases with the same group of birds being used in all phases and a wash-out period of 3 weeks between phases.
Northern Ireland and Slovakia qualified for the knockouts, and Albania relished a first finals win and ended the group phase with the same number of points as the eventual winner Portugal.
In this case X-ray diffraction shows that the final compound is a single phase with the same space group as for the previous one.
Rxi-17 is a poly(dimethyldiphenylsiloxane) stationary phase containing 50% diphenylsiloxane monomer and Rxi-50 a poly methylphenylsiloxane) stationary phase with the same nominal composition but a different monomer structure.
Generally, almost all cultures presented an exponential growth phase with the same duration, reaching the stationary phase on the seventh day of culture.
That's more or less what Beck does on his latest album, "Morning Phase". With the same downbeat acoustic vibe and many of the same players, the new record serves as a kind of spiritual sequel — a "companion piece," his camp calls it — to 2002's "Sea Change," on which the singer broke from his established collage aesthetic to offer up a dozen slow-and-low folk songs about the pain of heartache.
