Sentence examples for wide composition from inspiring English sources
By exploiting transient effects of ingredient feeding rate changes during processing, the TSE can be used to easily process composite propellants over wide composition ranges to vary properties for creating rocket motor grains with compositional gradients or to develop new formulations through a combinatorial approach.
The inhomogeneous samples with gradually varying cerium content (see, e.g., Figures 2 b and 3a) provide the opportunity to systematically study the element relationships in a wide composition range and thus to trace the compositional response of the clathrate phase to Ce substitution.
The thermal transition behaviour and phase construction of the (CELL/P VP-co-GMA) CELL/P VP-co-GMAned in film form over a wide CELL/P VP-co-GMAe were investigated.
These results cover wide composition, initial microstructure and tempering conditions.
Metallurgically, cobalt and copper can form solid solution alloys with a wide composition range.
Consequently, a wide composition distribution is formed due to the separation of nucleation and growth of FePt NPs in reaction.
They pose these questions — and pose in striking, quasi-Cubist close-ups and de Chiricoesque wide compositions — in the alleys and streets of Sète, the Mediterranean port town whose working-class residents supply the other half of the narrative.
In sweeping, extended tracking shots and dynamic wide compositions, Soderbergh illustrates the making of a mob, as white residents tear through the town beating, punching, and bludgeoning any black person they see.
Though the analysis is not enough to give a histogram of the compositional distribution, an even wider composition variation is observed for the 6 nm FePt NPs.
It was also found that the 6 nm Fe50 Pt50 nanoparticles have wider composition distribution than that of the 4.5 nm Fe48Pt52NPs.
It is known that female elephants live and travel within distinct matriarchal groups each led by closely related matriarchs who may be sisters or cousins and, together, the groups form part of a wider composition known as a 'bond group'.
