Sentence examples for the process of reordering from inspiring English sources

It can be assumed that small ordered volumes retained after SPD as reported for L12 LRO Ni3Al [27] grow during the process of reordering.

This transformation seems to be closely related to the process of reordering by the growth of chemically ordered domains as, first, their boundaries interact with dislocations, and secondly, the reduction in the grain size is reached at 370 °C (cf. Fig. 6), at which temperature the LRO is already pronounced (cf. Fig. 3).

This leads to the conclusion that in FeAl disordered by SPD the process of reordering is a combination of both thermal ordering and defect-induced ordering.

This can be attributed to the process of recovery of dislocations starting at low temperatures of about 200 °C (0.28 T m ), at which the process of reordering is not finished, as concluded from the TEM study.

To analyze the thermally induced process of reordering, TEM dark-field images were taken with fundamental reflections and compared with those of superlattice reflections (cf. Fig. 4).

The bedside hours present the perfect opportunity, but I can't muster the energy required for the trial-and-error process of reordering tiles on a tray.

For all the dismal predictability of our politics, the landscape is in the process of being at least partially reordered, and not only because of the Republican victory in the midterm election.

Through the process of the Fa rectification, life will be reordered according to the moral and spiritual quality of each, with good people being saved and ascending to higher spiritual planes, and bad ones being eliminated or cast down.

Language change may thus be accounted for in terms of changes introduced into the underlying system of phonological and grammatical rules (including the addition, loss, or reordering of rules) during the process of language acquisition.

In the process of making a copy, the copyist would often translate, expand, adapt, or reorder the content.

Learning is the process of taking the jumble of information rattling around in your head, pulling it apart, and reordering it in a coherent way that is uniquely yours.