Sentence examples for through grain from inspiring English sources
The fields of a single disclination, a single dislocation treated as a disclination dipole, a tilt grain boundary, a misfitting grain boundary with disconnections, a through twin boundary, a terminating twin boundary, a through grain boundary, a star disclination/penta-twin, a disclination loop (with twist and wedge segments), and a plate, a lenticular, and a needle inclusion are approximated.
The Communist rulers thought it would be enough to explain the famine by natural drought and not even mention the cruel robbery of the farmers through grain appropriations.
Beyond Yekaterinburg, the road lay straight through grain fields like Nebraska's or Iowa's, and the sky unfolded itself majestically outward and higher.
More than a quarter of all United States grain exports and nearly half of its wheat exports move through grain terminals on the Willamette River and Puget Sound.
This phenomenon has proved that retained austenite is stabilized during the ARB process through grain refinement.
This implies the existence of transitional relationships through grain size between shapes (or form), strain and yield stress.
After flowing through Château-Thierry, it meanders through grain-growing lands and passes La Ferté-sousJouarre and Meaux before making a wide loop southeast of Paris and entering the Seine River at Charenton, an eastern suburb of Paris.
It is concluded that torsion deformation occurred by superplastic flow through grain-boundary sliding accommodated by dislocation motion.
As a result, meat production defaults to CAFO, which will unlikely be sustained through grain-based feedstock due to the limited amount of croplands and fresh water resource in the region.
Such grain size variability as well as compaction noticed through grains visual inspection is believed to be due to the sample proximity to the unconformity surface.
The crabs easily blend in to the environment, as their exterior matches the shade of the sand, and have claws perfect for digging and sifting through grains.
