microstructural
- adjective
- /ˌmaɪkroʊˈstrʌkʧərəl/
- Specialized
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microestructural
- Sintering induces microstructural changes in the material, leading to a reduction in surface area and increased density.
- microstructural measures
- microstructural changes
- microstructural features
Examples
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However, computational work had a limited focus on understanding the mechanisms behind the microstructural changes during the sintering process.
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The researchers used advanced imaging techniques to observe the microstructural features of the metal alloy.
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In this study, the effects of pressure on the microstructural characteristics of human skin are investigated.
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The effect of RBM is not visible in the microstructural changes in 3D.
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We suggest that the general absence of a significant microstructural modification in granitic rocks results from three factors.
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Additionally, the quantification of the microstructural changes is provided in terms of neck formation, grain growth, and interface evolution.
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The precursor to pressure ulcer formation may be microstructural alignment in response to the pressure conditions on tissue.
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PFM is widely used for studying phase change and the kinetics of microstructural evolution under different environments.
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PFM is a thermodynamics-based modeling approach to demonstrating microstructural evolution under various conditions.
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Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) was also carried out to investigate the microstructural changes that occurred.
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Synonyms
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Tiny parts of cells or tissues that you can only see with a very strong microscope
Small details of the structure of a material or living tissue seen with a microscope
How Small
Surface Forms
Morphology
microstructural = structural (transparent) = micro + structure + al
The adjective is formed by adding the prefix micro- to structural, and the resulting meaning is directly compositional.
Etymology
Microstructural is built from micro- meaning 'small', like in microscope, and structure meaning 'shape' or 'how parts are put together'. So microstructural describes the very small 'shape' or arrangement inside a material, especially what you see under a microscope.