Sentence examples for vacancy field from inspiring English sources

The high resistance to plate coarsening exhibited by Ω plates at temperatures up to 200°C, is due to a prohibitively high barrier to ledge nucleation in the strong vacancy field normal to the broad face of the plate.

This vacancy in the field has compelled researchers to develop strategies to adapt protein scaffolds for new reactivity.

However, in the presence of a high electric field, vacancy gradient effects are considerably muted and the classical Nernst Planck equations appear to be adequate for describing the transport of vacancies through the barrier layer.

Accordingly, we developed a manually curated resource entitled 'EpimiR' (http://bioinfo.hrbmu.edu.cn/EpimiR/), which provided a comprehensive repertory of experimentally validated interactions between epigenetic modifications and miRNAs across multiple species and filled the vacancy in this field.

At the same time, there is a shortage of children's social workers – last year, there were more than 1,350 vacancies in this field.

Again, Steinbrenner is pushing for action, wanting to address the left-field vacancy that was created when Shane Spencer blew out his knee July 9.

It doesn't matter now that Epstein has re-emerged -- and just in time to take a bow for the anticipated filling of the center-field vacancy (via trade for Coco Crisp) and the gap at shortstop (with the expected signing of Alex Gonzalez).

Switching mechanism is due to migration of oxygen vacancies under electric field.

The switching mechanism of the device is proposed to be the migration of oxygen vacancies under electric field.

This insulating layer may play an important role in the switching behavior since the formation and dissociation of this layer is expected to be closely related to the migration of oxygen vacancies under electric field [1, 46].

This situation is caused by the competition between the external magnetic field, the vacancy percentage and the magnetocrystalline anisotropy, which favors the magnetoresistive effect at temperatures below TMI.