Sentence examples for shape and defect from inspiring English sources

In this work, size, shape, and defect microstructures of the powdery calcium carbonates deposited on the carbon steel by MWT were characterized in detail.

The calculations focus on the grain cohesion and describe the dependence of this quantity on the structural grain parameters, i.e. size, shape and defect type.

The effect of the shape and defect edge of SWCNT on the adsorption of O2 and N2 gases on the graphite has been studied theoretically by means of density functional theory coupled with cluster models [19, 20].

The effect of magnetic field strength on the shape and defect microstructure development of magnetic materials, such as 1-D Ni nanowires via a hydrazine reduction route in aqueous ethanol solutions at external magnetic field up to 0.5 T [[49]], is also worthwhile to explore in the future.

The AtTRM11 mutant exhibited an early-flowering phenotype, and the AtELP1 mutant had narrow leaves, reduced root growth, an aberrant silique shape and defects in the generation of secondary shoots.

Hence, 62% of these BCO males had a shape defect, 36% a velvet defect, and 29% both a shape and velvet defect.

Further, 62% of BCO deer for which data were available had a shape defect of the antlers, 36% a velvet defect, and 29% both a shape and velvet defect.

The computer analysis method allows predicting final shapes and defects of the products through simulation and efficiently manufacturing the products.

And the applicability of RVE model with shape and position defects is studied by comparison with microscopic structure of the material in SEM images.

A representative volume element (RVE) model with internal shape and position defects for 3D braided chemical vapor infiltration (CVI) SiCf/SiC ceramic matrix composite (CMC) is developed and its mechanical properties were analyzed with finite element method.

When the GUVs are cooled to room temperature for CFM, the GUVs exhibit a faceted, corrugated shape and hole defects due to the presence of the gel phase,[ 44] as shown in Figure 1 a.