Sentence examples for the transformation paths from inspiring English sources

The transformation paths involved in the decomposition of the prior nitrided compound layer was likely to be ε-Fe2 3N → γ′-Fe4N → α-Fe; and the high hardness of the chromized coating was attributed to a large amount of nano-sized and evenly distributed CrN grains generated in the compound layer.

The transformation path of these drugs consisted mainly of halogenations, hydroxylations and dealkylations.

Under stress, this body of work unequivocally demonstrates that the transformation path becomes A ⇌ PM ⇌ I ⇌ 10M.

Without a priori constraint, the model can select the transformation path and final microstructure.

The transformation path of these drugs consisted mainly of hydroxylations, decarboxylations and oxidation of aromatic double bonds, with ring opening.

The transformation path was analyzed using aberration-corrected transmission electron microscopy (TEM) which suggests a martensitic process strongly influenced by the pressure-temperature conditions.

Considering that thermoelastic equilibrium temperatures between phases, in the forward and reverse transformation, are dependent on the location in the transformation path enables the hysteretic behaviour to be determined.

I found that 70% of the highly engaged managers (versus 40% of those less engaged) feel it is "easy for people to learn in the natural flow of work". This is an invaluable asset for companies on the transformation path because as projects advance, the skills and knowledge needed will be discovered and evolve over time.

The transformation path of the drug begins by the attack of KMnO4 on two double bonds of the aromatic ring of salbutamol via 3 + 2 and 2 + 2 addition reactions, which resulted in the ring opening and that continues with oxidative reactions to finally produce smaller size TPs, ending with tert-butyl-formamide, as the smallest TP identified.

The final equilibrium structures are determined by thermodynamic parameters and do not depend on the transformation path and, therefore, the phase-field approach developed in this paper can be expanded to finding equilibrium multiphase coherent nanostructures created as a result of solid solid or solid liquid transformations as well as during co-deposition on a substrate.

That culture change reflects the larger strategic shift that leaders need the courage to make as they take their organizations down the transformation path.