Sentence examples for transformation properties from inspiring English sources
The structural, magnetic and transformation properties of such films are described and analyzed.
Thus, it does not have the same transformation properties as a polar vector (tensor of rank one).
This gives rise to, among other things, the possibility of defining states with particularly simple transformation properties in the presence of symmetries.
Moreover, given the transformation properties of the wave function, Weyl says it is certain that the magnitude \ \psi\) cannot be reduced to gravitation or electromagnetism.
Finally the effect of the volume fraction of precipitates on the transformation properties are discussed.
Materialistic thermal and mechanical properties of all phases were defined in terms of temperature as well as phase transformation properties.
In this work, we discovered the morphology transformation property of polydopamine (PDA) nanomaterials, the addition of Fe3+ initiated the dramatic morphology transformation of PDA dots from aggregated plate-like to uniform willow-leaf-like morphology.
Third, the concept of the rotor-dynamic coefficient ellipse is introduced to analyze the transformation property for the non-symmetric [K], [C] and [M] matrices.
with Δ X i =X i 1−X i 2. If the initial and current distances become infinitesimal, Δ X i →dX i and Δ x i →dx i, respectively, we obtain the transformation property for the line element by neglecting second order terms: mathrm{d} x_{i} = F_{ij},mathrm{dd} X_{j}, quad F_{ij} = frac{partial x_{i}}{partial X_{j}}, (4).
More specifically, practical applications of the cross-linking mechanism and sol gel transformation property of alginates are explored to assess their potential to improve the mechanical properties of alginate dressings, to impart anti-microbial properties for treating wound infections and to develop products for tissue repair and wound healing.
The resulting fusion protein (NPM-ALK) has constitutively active tyrosine kinase activity, which has been shown to be critically important for its transformation property.
