Sentence examples for twin aspect from inspiring English sources

Both the twin aspect ratio and number density correlate quite well with this term.

Orientations with the highest Schmid factors (0.45 0.5) for twinning display twin aspect ratios greater by ∼40% and twin number densities greater by ∼10 times than orientations with maximum Schmid factors for twinning of 0.15 0.2.

An important part of the derivation followed here is that at the higher stresses seen in fine-grained samples, the twin aspect ratio is larger and consequently the strain at the grain level corresponding to a single twinning event is higher in finer-grained samples.

The Neo-Pagan God, sometimes called the "Oak King", dies in order to be born again at the winter solstice, and to make room for his dark twin aspect, the Holly King, who will begin to grow stronger and stronger as winter approaches.

She is interested in the twin aspects of her interviewees: the "Russian person" and "the eternal person".

Much of the greatness of Rylance's performance lies in the way he captures the twin aspects of Byron's character.

The result is that the twin aspects of the show, fighting each other for screen time, both end up a little vague and underwritten.

One an incompetent company made rich by privatisation, the other a militant-led trade union, the two seemed to spell out twin aspects of our troubled political past: Thatcherism and the winter of discontent uniting to ruin the Olympics.

In the best period of Indian literature, the cultural climax of Sanskrit (c. 320 490), it is assumed by writers that expressive and constructive factors are twin aspects of one reality.

As part of the 1951 Festival of Britain on South Bank in London, Dick co-designed - with college colleagues Robert Goodden (obituary, March 26 2002) and Dick Russell - the Lion and Unicorn Pavilion, celebrating as twin aspects of Britishness the solidity and strength of the lion and the imagination and eccentricity of the unicorn.

This article introduces designers to the dilemma that arises when twin aspects of social innovation social means and social ends do not align.