Sentence examples for retarded phase from inspiring English sources
The phrase "retarded phase" is not correct or usable in written English
It could be interpreted as offensive in some contexts. If you need to refer to a slower or delayed stage or process, you could use a phrase like "delayed phase" instead. Example: The project is in its delayed phase, and is not expected to be completed until later this year.
Thereby, the Co-binder in cemented carbide exhibits a retarded phase transformation from cubic to hexagonal.
His colleague Wei Pu realized that the old calculation technique for the mean Sun was inaccurate compared to the apparent Sun, since the latter was ahead of it in the accelerated phase of motion, and behind it in the retarded phase.
This kind of triblock copolymers have relatively high ability to retard phase separation as compatibilizers.
Because alloy Ti-48-2-2 Ti-48-2-2 Ti-48-2-2 Ti-48-2-2higher Al containscompared to the TNM-B1 alloy, interdiffusion between coating and the Cr bearing substrate is reduced, retarding phase transformation in the oxidation protective layers.
The viscoelastic contributions from the dynamically retarded polymer phase and the viscoelastic "filler phase" are thus evaluated.
The incorporation of P84 in the blend system not only lowered the overall viscosity for easier membrane fabrication but also retarded the phase inversion process favorably to form a macrovoid-free morphology.
It is also testified for the pure filler effect introduced by MWCNTs to the dynamically retarded bulk phase.
The result indicated that the addition of 0.05 and 0.1 wt.% Y in nanocrystalline coating enhanced the selective oxidation of Al, reduced scale growth rate and retarded the phase transformation from metastable to stable alumina.
The addition of promoters helps to retard the phase transformation of ZrO2 from tetragonal phase to monoclinic phase.
The goal of such polymerizations is to induce grafting between the acrylic and alkyd components, which would retard microdomain phase separation, and produce materials with the crosslinking capability of alkyd coatings (normally applied from a solvent system) with the environmental and cost benefits of an aqueous system.
In both cases, the presence of a nucleation barrier retarding one phase allowed us to describe these kinetic boundaries using quasi-equilibrium approximations.
