Sentence examples for strong dislocation from inspiring English sources
Detailed peak-broadening analysis as a function of strain, using modified Williamson Hall plots, indicates strong dislocation activity in the Fe matrix during the RT test which can be divided into two stages: (i) dislocation multiplication (from 0 to 4.0% strain) and (ii) formation of dislocation walls and cells (after 4.0% strain).
Albee says: 'I did have a strong feeling of dislocation from the beginning.
The analysis indicates a strong dependence of dislocation mean free path on the morphology of the sub-micron structure.
The Civil War created the circumstances for Lincoln's strong presidency; the dislocation wrought by mass immigration and rapid industrialisation ushered in Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson; the Depression brought Franklin Roosevelt; the turmoil of Vietnam and civil rights brought Lyndon Johnson.
But it is a strong corrective to dislocation and alienation of our industrial food system, a chance for once to understand what we are eating and where it came from.
The creep strength is attributed to highly stable, Ti-rich nanoclusters that appear to pin the initial primary grains, and present strong obstacles to dislocation motion in the large, anomalously grown grains.
Free interstitials migrate faster than vacancies which are involved in the strong formation of dislocation loops.
In the investigated steel, the carbide formers (Mo and Nb) and nitride formers (Al, Si and Nb) reduce the level of the interstitial atoms of carbon and nitrogen, which are strong lockers of dislocation.
Interfaces with relatively low shear strengths can be strong barriers to glide dislocations due to dislocation core spreading within the interface plane.
The strong LPO and high dislocation density of olivine in the wall rock indicate that the dominant deformation mechanism of olivine was dislocation creep.
A strong LPO and high dislocation density of olivine in the wall rock indicate that the dominant deformation mechanism of olivine was dislocation creep.
