Sentence examples for precipitating population from inspiring English sources

Taking all protons with energies below the solar wind bulk energy, the planetary protons account for 55% and the solar wind protons for 45% of the precipitating population at the inner boundary.

The model uses quantitative descriptions for both the time-dependent precipitate population and its resulting strengthening contribution and the time-independent SSS due to chemical elements remaining in solid solution.

We report on quantification of the γ′ precipitate population, and its coarsening behavior, in controlled Waspaloy microstructures synthesized to possess γ matrix grain sizes ranging from 13 to 89 μm.

The hardness evolution is correlated to in-situ synchrotron X-ray diffraction measurements and the precipitate population is analyzed using high-resolution scanning transmission electron microscopy (HR-STEM) and energy filtered TEM in terms of precipitate size, volume fraction, and number density.

Kolkata experienced a high rate of population growth for more than a century, and events such as the partitioning of Bengal in 1947 and warfare in Bangladesh in the early 1970s precipitated massive population influxes.

Mechanical properties such as tensile, creep and hardness are examined with respect to the precipitate populations.

Fourth, he suggests that birth control usage is precipitating a "different kind of population crisis".

According to Parren and de Graff (1995), West Africa lost 60% or more of its forest areas by the 1980, in turn precipitating tremendous declines of wildlife populations (Martin 1991).

The Four Corners outbreak instigated intensive research into how fluctuations of rodent populations precipitate outbreaks of human disease.

The mines were depleted by 1980, precipitating the evacuation of much of the population.

Research has highlighted anger as an important factor in precipitating actual violence in general and psychiatric populations.