Sentence examples for relation resulted in from inspiring English sources

Value of pin length smaller than that obtained from the proposed relation resulted in heavy flash due to larger plunge depth.

The Budiansky modulus composition relation resulted in the best fit with the experimental data, indicating phase inversion at mid-range compositions.

Recalculation of the obtained intensity distribution to nanoparticle number distribution according to the mentioned sixth power relation resulted in a maximum at 24 ± 7 nm that is in agreement with the TEM results.

Value of pin length larger than that obtained from the proposed relation resulted in surface cracks along with insufficient mixing and lack of bonding at the bottom of the joint due to insufficient plunge depth.

Subsequently, the three welds were compared and it was found that the tool having pin length obtained from the proposed relation resulted in smooth surface morphology and proper material mixing with good consolidation of flowing material at the bottom of the joint.

He reasons that their relation resulted in a blood connection that helped them open the gateway to rescue her.

After hot-compression in β phase region and subsequently annealing in two-phase region, γ′ phase transformed from β phase with 〈111〉β fiber texture satisfying the K S relation, resulting in the formation of 〈110〉γ′ fiber texture.

If this is true, and the financial reward levels included too small amounts of money, we only describe the first part of this relation, resulting in a negative slope.

Combining the biomonitoring metrics with GIS models related to landscape-scale variability in plant water relations resulted in considerable improvement in the ozone exposure model explanatory power (P < 0.0001, R2 = 0.90, RMSE = 1.35) including the parameters VI-Amount, VI-Severity, elevation, slope and topographic curvature.

Changes in the nature of international relations resulted in modifications in the responsibilities of the UN and its decision-making apparatus.

But a Marxian take, Wilkinson explains, "substitutes social relations for value relations resulting in alienation between people".