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The latter transformation is predicted using an energy-balance criterion that is formulated at the level of individual austenite grains.

In this setting, this paper addresses the following question: Can the maintainability of XSL transformations, measured in terms of code churn in the next revision of a transformation, be predicted using a combination of simple metrics?

For 13 of the latter 53 compounds, related enzymes or transformations are predicted as most likely (dark gray elements).

Grain coarsening behind the transformation front is predicted.

The transformation rate is predicted for the transient decay when an isotherm is reached and for the relaxation threshold detected in partially relaxed samples.

The transformation temperature hysteresis is predicted in Co alloys showing that this approximation can be used to design alloys with the shape memory effect.

By applying this framework, the consequences of (non-equilibrium) interface kinetics on the microstructure evolution during the ferrite transformation in low-carbon steels is predicted using both a novel analytical technique and a finite difference numerical method.

The multiaxial phase transformation of the SMA fibers is predicted using the phenomenological constitutive equations which can describe the two-step deformation due to the rhombohedral and martensitic transformations, and the inelastic behavior of the matrix material using the standard nonlinear viscoplastic model.

While research is helping to meet the United Nations Millennium Development goals, by lifting people out of poverty (Fanzo and Pronyk 2011), Asia is currently undergoing economic transformation (Kharas and Gertz 2010), and is predicted to become home to the largest middle class by 2030.

Thus, members of the let-7 family function biologically as tumor suppressors and their loss is predicted to promote transformation and tumor progression.

This is predicted to affect cellular homeostasis and, in certain circumstances, to promote cellular transformation.