| A similar deformation of the anisotropic crystallites has also been observed for N. clavipes upon tensile deformation. |
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| The first step caused homogenous nucleation, while the second grew crystallites. |
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| In the first one, excess cholesterol remains in solution, thereby nucleating crystallites in the bulk suspension. |
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| In mineralized tissues the molecules are further tied by calcium and phosphate bridges to the mineral crystallites. |
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| The early stages of mineralization of bone tissue proceed through the formation and growth of bioapatite crystallites from a precursor material. |
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| A substantial curtailment of the growth of ice would amount to a substantial reduction of the absolute size of the ice crystallites. |
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| The bioapatite crystallites are small and elongated along the crystallographic c axis, and they grow as bone maturation proceeds. |
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| Moving toward inner regions of a trabecular area results in a progressive enlargement of the crystallites, which is as expected for the mature mineral. |
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| The team found that while the crystallites grew in size, the number of crystallites decreased, suggesting that larger crystals gobbled up the smaller ones. |
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| This is important because macromolecules are difficult to crystallize, and usually will form only crystallites whose structures are difficult to analyze. |
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| Similarly uptake of rasa chenduram and naga parpam can be expected as its crystallites sizes are less that 50nm. |
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| Field emission scanning electron microscopy has been used for microstructure and crystallites size observations. |
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| The key to water vapor resistance is a sufficient number of oriented crystallites throughout the material. |
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| On the cross-sectional shape of cellulose crystallites in Valonia ventricosa. |
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| In semi-crystalline polyolefins, crystallites form aggregates, resulting in structures such as spherulites or fibrils. |
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| In the crystallization of those copolymers, only stereocomplex crystallites formed. |
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| More fundamentally crystallites of the 1 m minimum particle dimension typical for our powders should exhibit essentially bulk ferrimagnetic properties. |
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| The iron oxides that form as corrosion on rebar and other steel elements are mixtures of ferrimagnet crystallites distinguished by differences in stoichiometry and structure. |
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| It was reported that these two values become smaller with the increase in the degrees of order and development of carbon crystallites in carbonaceous materials. |
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