Sentence examples for shells I from inspiring English sources

where ΔE C i,i+1 (r) is a pseudopotential due to the band offset between materials of different composition in adjacent shells i and i + 1.

In the primary market of Avakpa, its value is 5.25% for egusi in shells, i.e., deviation from the trend over 36 months is 5.25% the mean price.

The proportion of infested shells (i.

Clean shells (i. e. Group A; n = 20 each species) were embedded in resin and sectioned longitudinally along the anterior-posterior axis using a diamond saw.

This may be a result of more energy initially being invested in shell production in high salinities, revealing a trade-off between two important fitness-related traits: reproduction and defence against predators by producing hard shells (i.e. survival).

This is exactly the case for the herein presented ammonoid mass occurrence, caused by the almost equal density of the ammonoid shells (i.e., secondary calcite shells, 2.6 2.8 g/cm) and the embedding source rock (limestone, 2.8 g/cm).

Clam, in general, any member of the invertebrate class Bivalvia mollusks with a bivalved shell (i.e., one with two separate sections).

All of these B-site ions have closed shell, i.e., (nd)0 or (np 0 configuration where n = 3, 4, 5.

Qij is then the average probability that a parent at distance shell j will gave rise to a progeny at shell i after a single SGP, and Ai is the average growth rate of progenies at shell i.

Both microhardness and fracture toughness are affected by the arrangement and dimensions of the microstructures that comprise the shell and the extent and distribution of elastic elements within the shell (i.e. the shell organic matrix) [ 32].

The proposed scheme is sketched in Figure 5a, where it is also indicated that the highest amount of RS-phase is found for the thinnest CdS shell, i.e., for the largest initial sphere diameter.