Sentence examples for predominantly perfect from inspiring English sources

The dislocations, which approach the GaN mesa top, are predominantly perfect a type dislocations with Burgers vectors of 13⟨11¯20⟩ and a density of 8×107 cm−2, which is reduced by three orders of magnitude compared with that of bulk GaN.

Since the STRs found in D. pulex but also those in A. mellifera are predominantly perfect, we expect an increased number of length altering mutations in these two genomes.

A transition in deformation mechanisms was observed with decreasing film thickness: the 160 nm thick film deforms predominantly by perfect dislocations while thinner films deform mainly by partial dislocations separated by stacking faults.

However, the implementation of IA predominantly relays on perfect and global channel state information (CSI) at all transceivers.

In industrially applied tribological coatings the interface region is predominantly not a perfect sudden change of the chemical composition of the adjacent crystal planes, but a transition zone of a thickness, which is strongly dependent on the energetic conditions during deposition.

While the peripherals – guitar, drums and mic – improve on former versions, this is a predominantly recognisable Rock Band, meaning a solid offering perfect for lively social gatherings.

Instead of perfect channel state information (CSI) predominantly assumed in the literature, a certain channel estimation algorithm and the influence of the corresponding channel estimation error are considered in this study.

The food, predominantly Vietnamese and French, is most agreeable: a perfect salad of ripe papaya and avocado, for example, and chunky frogs' legs with plenty of garlic and capers.

A conclusion is made that on quasi-perfect electrodes the transformation processes take place predominantly on the atomically smooth terraces while on real electrodes these processes occur both on the terraces and at the steps of the surface.

Due to the almost perfect complementarity of miRNA to its target mRNA, it is widely assumed the target mRNA is predominantly cleaved [ 27, 28].

HLA-G is predominantly expressed at the maternal-fetal interface and plays an important role in fetal-maternal tolerance which is the perfect example of a semiallograft [ 4].