Sentence examples for regular evolution from inspiring English sources
From the surface to the bottom of the coating, a regular evolution of the reinforcements' microstructure, namely TiCp+(TiB+TiC e, (TiB+TiC e and TiBp+(TiB+TiC e (p and e were the abbreviations of primary and eutectic, respectively), was investigated by scanning electron microscopy (SEM).
It is indicated that the thickness dependence of refractive index for Al2O3 films reversed and shows regular evolution rule after annealing.
As can be observed in Figure 2, the asymmetry was less evident for BU40, which showed a more regular evolution of the flame front with slight border wrinkling.
I use and define the concept of multipolarity to be part of both a regular evolution of global capitalism as well as a 'protest' paradigm that is challenging both unipolarity and the old déclassé bipolarity.
Regular evolution of microelement preparations from nonorganic forms like salts oxides and so forth to organic derivatives is determined by lower toxicity and higher bioavailability in the latter [ 1].
The nanostructures regular evolutions of rGO/CoAl-LDH free-standing film due to the embedding of LDHs were rationally investigated with detail experiments.
Indeed, our model gives quantitatively and qualitatively regular evolutions of the external current density under different applied electric fields [18] and of the conduction current density at transient and steady states at different temperatures [19].
A trend of regular morphology evolution from shiftable dendritic combinations to flower-like crystals is obvious as well.
The injection pressure then followed a regular sawtooth evolution (highlighted by the red dashed line in Fig. 17) showing a succession of increase/decrease phases punctuated, after the first day of the test, by stages during which the injection pressure was relatively stable.
Here, the findings provide evidence for regular, systematic evolution at loci important to nutritional metabolite synthesis.
High temperature and room-temperature X-ray diffraction allowed determining the precise structure of the composite and its regular and reversible evolution with the temperature.
