Sentence examples for segregation ability from inspiring English sources

The twin boundary segregation probabilities of the alloying elements were evaluated, considering both migration and segregation ability of randomly distributed solutes into twin boundaries.

The twin boundary cohesion strengthening/embrittling tendency was evaluated, considering segregation ability of randomly distributed solutes into twin boundary and free surface.

The segregation ability depends greatly on the inertia-selection effects of the near-wall quasi-coherent turbulent structures, which are formed near both walls where shear stresses are high.

The segregation ability of 3-[ 3-cholamidopropyl) dimethylammonio]-1-propanesulfonate (CHAPS), a zwitterionic surfactant, on cytochrome c (cyt c) aggregates in a phosphate buffer solution was quantified through the dynamic light-scattering analysis, and CHAPS was found to have an excellent ability in reducing nonspecific affinity among cyt c molecules.

Different methods result in description of hydrocarbon formation in different scales according to segregation ability, covering and number of measured parameters.

It is also found that the Re could stabilize or increase the segregation abilities of other alloying elements in the γ/γ′ phases.

Although the flowability, segregation resistance ability and filling ability of SCC tend to go beyond the target range with an increase of mixing ratio (0, 15, 30 and 45%) of WCP, improvements have been made with a proper use of GGBF.

It showed appropriate workability and resistance to segregation, passing ability, and filling capacity.

The results indicated that the workability, filling property and segregation -resistance ability behaved excellently in site experiment.

This meets the JSCE's 1st class criteria (2005) for segregation resistance ability, as listed in Table 5.

The V-shaped funnel, as shown in Fig. 1c, is used as one of the criteria for assessing the segregation resistance ability of SCC.