Sentence examples for twin shapes from inspiring English sources

The new mechanism also (i) operates for detwinning and rationalizes complex twin shapes observed in experiments, and (ii) suggests a process for dynamic strain aging commonly observed in Mg alloys at elevated temperatures.

A parametric study is performed to explain the roles of grain and twin shape and of relative volume twin volume fractions on the magnitude and directions of the back-stresses.

In some respects (e.g. volume fraction and number density) the phenomenology of twinning differed between the two materials, while in others (e.g. twin shape and size) both materials showed a similar response.

We examine 13 time steps and reveal the following behaviour: initial onset of basal slip, subsequent onset of twinning, development of further accommodation slip and evolution of twin shape and size; along with the corresponding values of local resolved shear stresses.

Other grains added to the twin form crystals that often appear symmetrically joined, sometimes in a starlike or crosslike shape.

It is obvious that single constitutive equations have no chance to describe the twin (volume-shape) character of materials.

In the Moroccan architectural style, its arches are scalloped on the first floor, while those on the second floor bear a twin horseshoe shape embellished with a turban motif.

Boards for all mountain riding should have a twin directional shape, a 5 flex and length according to which style of riding you do more often.

The Lorenz model's twin-lobed shape gave rise to the somewhat facetious "butterfly effect" metaphor: The flapping of a butterfly's wings in China today may cause a tornado in Kansas tomorrow.

General McCaffrey, he said, often speaks out with the twin goals of shaping policy and generating favorable coverage for clients with worthy products or ideas.

The three black bars at the top also symbolize the Twin Towers' trident-shaped columns.