Sentence examples for the retained phase from inspiring English sources

The revision phase is carried out by an expert, and finally the retained phase allows storing the information considered relevant.

Because adapted cases are not stored, the retain phase of the traditional CBR cycle is left out.

Under these conditions, the clad ceramic layers consisted mainly of non-transformable t′ phase and the retained c phase.

They are responsible for the appearance of two new fields in the phase diagram: (i) the two-phase field describing the tweed microstructure which consists of the retained parent phase and variants of the product phase and (ii) the single-phase field describing the tweed microstructure which consists of the variants of the product phase.

Results show that strength of the TZAV-30 alloy with BW microstructure is greatly dependent on the thickness of the plate α phase and volume fraction of the retained β phase, but nearly independent on the original β phase grain size.

In DC-STE, volatiles produced at the biological surface are concentrated in the apolar PDMS layer by sorption (a sampling approach based on the partition of a compound between the sample and the bulk of a polymeric retaining phase) in amounts depending on the compound polarity and volatility.

The S- and β-segregation are observed corresponding to solute Nb enrichment in primary β/α phase during the solidification and in the retained β phase during the β → α transition respectively.

The retained δ phase of a Pu 1.9 at.% Ga alloy is metastable with respect to the martensitic δ → α′ transformation that occurs at low temperatures.

Metallographic studies of the machined sub-surface and X-ray diffraction (XRD) measurements were performed to determine the presence and depth of white layer, and the presence of the retained austenite phase in the machined surface layer, respectively.

During the subsequent α→α+γ transformation which occurs at lower temperatures and produces a lamellar microstructure, the retained beta phase can transform partially to γ by a process analogous to the discontinuous coarsening of γ lamellae.

We have performed in situ X-ray diffraction measurements at a synchrotron source in order to study the thermal stability of the retained austenite phase in transformation induced plasticity steels during cooling from room temperature to 100 K.