Sentence examples for the formation sequence from inspiring English sources

The crack SEM images show that the formation sequence of fatigue cracks is different for the turned and ground surfaces.

The method is demonstrated through a series of case-studies in western Catalonia, Spain, in which we reconstruct the formation sequence of earthwork features from the Middle Ages through to the present day.

Through elemental and structural determinations, the formation sequence of a major cobalt hydroxide in air has been shown as: turbostratic CoII hydroxide, CoII hydrotalcite-like phase, CoII,III hydrotalcite-like phase and CoII brucite-like phase.

In this work, the influence of Pt incorporation in this intermixed layer on the phase formation sequence and especially on the first phase formation is studied by in situ-XRD measurements and atom probe tomography (APT).

Analysis of the local atomic order in Cu47.5Zr47.5Al5 glass and Cu10Zr7, CuZr2 and CuZr B2 crystalline structures elucidates their similarities and differences explaining the phase formation sequence by devitrification of the glass.

The Ga/(Ga+In) depth profile depends on the phase formation sequence during preparation.

A similar trend in the phase formation sequence was observed by isothermal heating.

Quantification of the degree of loess development (paleosols) or loess deposits aids reconstructing soil genesis and understanding the loess paleosol formation sequence and its linkage to climate change.

Understanding the cause of the microfractures and their formation sequence in the diagenetic stage is the basis for determining the phase of hydrocarbon inclusions in the microfractures.

In this study, the diagenetic evolution sequence was determined by thin-section identification; then, inclusion formation stages were divided according to the host minerals' formation sequence combined with the inclusion petrography analysis.

The same phase formation sequence occurs for all the milling times but microstructural refinement increases the reaction rates due to diffusion limited growth.