Sentence examples for relative softer from inspiring English sources

The relative softer YO6 octahedron positively accommodates shear deformation by structural distortion, while the Si2O7 pyrosilicate unit is more resistant to deformation.

The bedrock of the cliff is thin bedding phyllite which is relative soft and composed of fine scale-like minerals.

On the one hand, quantitative comparability is difficult with common methods since defects already occur at very small loads for ductile and relative soft substrate materials like plastics.

This paper describes the latest development of these coatings and particularly how, by an optimisation of the deposition parameters, it has been possible to obtain relative soft to very hard coatings with extremely low specific wear rates.

(Though the relative soft-pedaling of Japanese imperialism may have come with an eye on Japanese box office).

A motion-analysis study of professional ballet dancers revealed that the repetitive motion of dance and relative soft-tissue laxity allowed the dancers to place their hips in impinging positions, despite not having any anatomic predisposition towards FAI.

Although the selected cantilever for the contact mode was relative soft, the interaction between the cantilever tip and the cells could significantly interfere the cell morphology observation, such as bacterial distortion or detachment caused by the lateral force as well as artifacts caused by the cantilever contamination, especially for the soft cell and deformable EPS.

The compressive strength and relative deformation (soft-physical) were then determined for all the samples.

The pressure resistance and relative deformation (soft) of asphalt made with a mixture of bitumen and oil sludge decreased as the percentage of oil sludge increased.

The account relative to soft template is hard template strategy, which uses a structural rigid organic or inorganic material as template.

Gold (Z = 79) is a promising radiosensitizer in this regard due to its high atomic number and mass energy coefficient relative to soft tissue.