Examples of using Inclusions in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Melt inclusions are generally small- most are less than 100 micrometres across(a micrometre is one thousandth of a millimeter,
Generally, we believed that the content of the inclusions is closely related to the oxygen content in bearing steel.
The intersecting axis points with perfectly aligned inclusions results in a unique reflection of light in the form of a 4 or 6-rayed star.
One of these factors is bubble inclusions that are found in this natural resin.
Despite some inclusions, it is clear that this is a high-quality stone.
It is worth noting that inclusions in colored stones are exceptionally common and only influence the
The study tecniques melt inclusions has been driven more recently by the development of sophisticated chemical analysis techniques.
Inclusions can be designed, and then placed at desired locations
The inclusions look like plant material,
After all extraneous inclusions are eliminated, it is necessary to drip medical drops, which are discharged exclusively by the veterinarian.
(crystal inclusions usually show up in relief against the host background when viewed under darkfield illumination. They can be checked by using crossed polars.).
Because the sulphide inclusions in 303 are primarily aligned along the rolling direction the corrosion resistance is particularly reduced in cross-sections.
Despite some inclusions, it is clear that this is a high quality stone.
The color of the plumage is uniform- without inclusions and specks, and the color of the pen core corresponds to the basic shade.
sticky resin, amber often contains animal and plant inclusions;
with their Mica crystals, Blue Aventurine contains inclusions of Dumortierite, while the purple variety is colored by Lepidolite.
not true smoky quartz, but quartz containing black or brown inclusions.
Glamira always uses the diamonds in VS(very slightly inclusions) clarity in its jewellery.
Sheen is a shimmering or diffuse(spread out) reflection effect caused by light being reflected from inclusions or structural features within a stone.
The even pale pink color of the uterine mucosa is disturbed by dark brown inclusions, from which blood is periodically released.