Examples of using Amorphous in English and their translations into Spanish
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Substantial reduction(70-85%) in the amount of energy loss can be achieved using soft magnetic cores made from amorphous metal alloys.
and are amorphous Figure 3.
cold rolled sheet metal products, amorphous alloy steel bands,
pelletized and certain amorphous dry solid materials on a continuous basis.
defined objects, but as amorphous clouds.
nanomaterials for removing contaminants based on functionalizing amorphous and crystalline aluminosilicates,
can be prepared in such a way as to produce a mixture of crystalline and amorphous regions.
Duncan pointed out that in the as deposited condition an electroless nickel coating can contain both crystalline and amorphous phases or, if dictated by formula, may only contain one phase.
there were typically more β-sheet conformations than random amorphous coils.
Vitrification consists on freezing a sample preserving an amorphous instead of crystal structure.
If the"public interest" is too vague and amorphous a concept to be useful in any operational sense,
rather than treating sea-ice as a single amorphous‘habitat', which is not the case in reality,
Sri Lanka also observed that the very amorphous nomenclature of"human rights defenders" was used very loosely to encompass just about every form of activity however distantly associated with the sphere of human rights promotion and protection.
These amorphous magnetic materials have also been used for the fabrication of protection devices against microwave radiation damage,
It is a huge, amorphous monstrosity, so hideous that anyone who gazes upon it(or even a perfect replica)
Without the prophetic element the community becomes amorphous, it does not know exactly why it exists,
nanostructures materials: amorphous, metastable and nanostructured metals;
uses flexible modules of thin films of amorphous silicon on the stadium roof,
natural fillings and gaps, amorphous and asylum, and sheltering urge compose the originating point of the structure in the mysterious topography of Cappadoccia.
American Christianity constituted an amorphous and highly heterogeneous religion, within which slaves