Sentence examples for restricted the propagation of from inspiring English sources
The enhanced crystallinity of ZrB2 not only enhanced mechanical properties of multilayers with the modulation ratio decreases, but also restricted the propagation of shear bands and promoted the nucleation of new shear bands, which was of help for the plasticity enhancement of TC4 layer.
One way is to restrict the propagation of request packets to a limited geographical area.
The textured surfaces restrict the propagation of crack across the top surface and also provide improved strain tolerance.
"The lower-than-average network coverage in Wales is a reflection of its hilly terrain, which restricts the propagation of mobile signals".
In addition to restricting the propagation of request packets to limited geographical areas as mentioned in Section 3.1, these filtering mechanisms also limit the propagation of request and reply packets in the network.
As one illustration of how our traditional views of time and causality are upset by restricting the propagation of causal influence to the light cone structure, let us revisit the reasoning of the example of the Andromedean invasion that we used to illustrate and motivate chronogeometrical fatalism.
The polycrystalline Ag layer not only makes the hardness enhanced with the decrease of modulation periodicity, but also restricts the propagation of shear bands and promotes the nucleation of new shear bands, which may be of help for the plasticity enhancement of amorphous CoZrNb layer.
The Sedition Act has been used to restrict the propagation of opinions that have a seditious tendency, which includes a tendency to promote feelings of ill-will and hostility between different races or classes of Singapore's population.
Our results suggest that excitatory neurons are widely connected to each other over the entire primary visual cortex with recurrent synapses, and inhibitory neurons play a fundamental role in the organization of functional sub-networks by restricting the propagation of excitation signals.
Proteins with ability to bind diverse ligands can work as factors that restrict the propagation of the virus.
Therefore, replicative ageing in yeast might be at least in part the secondary consequence of a mechanism involved in restricting the propagation of non-chromosomal DNA, but inevitably altering nuclear organization and NPC number.
