Definition of microstructure in English:

microstructure

noun ˈmʌɪkrə(ʊ)ˌstrʌktʃəˌmaɪkrəˈstrəktʃər

The fine structure (in a metal or other material) which can be made visible and examined with a microscope.
（金属等的）微观结构，显微结构
Example sentencesExamples
- These steels have an austenitic microstructure and they are nonmagnetic.
- The purpose of neutron reflectometry is to reveal the microstructure of materials in thin film geometries.
- That's what a new study suggests about light-manipulating microstructures known as photonic crystals.
- Trip steels have a microstructure with retained austenite, ferrite and martensite.
- Natural systems have quite likely evolved microstructures or materials that get around this potential constraint.
- Any retained austenite in the steel microstructure can transform under mechanical loading to martensite with a resulting increase in volume.
- With such miniaturization, researchers might use this strategy for installing healing properties into materials' internal microstructures.
- The likelihood of non-steady-state flow in natural deformation presents a fundamental problem for meaningful vorticity analysis using microstructures and finite strain features.
- Another example of microstructural control is that aragonite with complex microstructures can dissolve more rapidly than thermodynamically less stable magnesian calcite.
- As in the case of steels, alloy content and processing conditions affect the toughness of nonferrous metals by affecting their microstructures, which, in turn, determine their toughness.
- The microstructure of most alloys in the as-cast condition is quite heterogeneous.
- More impressive still, its microstructure is strangely bound up with the way in which it is consulted.
- Light in certain engineered dielectric microstructures can flow in a way similar to electrical currents in semiconductor chips.
- With the help of a laser, the team next produced within the microstructure many electrons with the same spin orientation.
- The matrix microstructures resulting from heat treatment can vary from ferrite-pearlite to tempered martensite.
- Although limited, overprinting the melt-present fabric development are solid-state microstructures.
- Looking at the microstructure of metals can lead to the identification of techniques and postcasting working methods, and help evaluate alloys.
- By altering the microstructure, we can create weak links between the ferromagnetic domains that should lead to new and interesting electronic networks.
- As described in the previous section, alloying must be sufficient to ensure that a pearlite-free microstructure is obtained in heat treatment.
- This is color that is caused by microstructures such as diffraction gratings, and thin films rather than pigment.

Derivatives

microstructural

adjective ˌmʌɪkrə(ʊ)ˈstrʌktʃərəl

It has been found that domain characteristics depend on surface density, microstructural properties, the anisotropy of the underlying microstructure, and the kinetics of domain growth in comparison to diffusive processes.
Example sentencesExamples
- In other words, the objectivist can propose a revisionary concept of color as an objective property, e.g some microstructural property or a spectral reflectance or some other light-modifying feature.
- These two microstructural elements both have adverse effects on the distribution of residual stress in the case-hardened part.
- From anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility measurements and extensive microstructural data, the magnetic fabric of this pluton has been inferred to correlate with the magmatic fabric.
- Fine-grained calcite in these locations shows no evidence of internal deformation, and displays the same microstructural characteristics as fine-grained calcite in Type I rocks.

Definition of microstructure in US English:

microstructure

nounˌmaɪkrəˈstrəktʃərˌmīkrəˈstrəkCHər

The fine structure (in a metal or other material) which can be made visible and examined with a microscope.
（金属等的）微观结构，显微结构
Example sentencesExamples
- Natural systems have quite likely evolved microstructures or materials that get around this potential constraint.
- Another example of microstructural control is that aragonite with complex microstructures can dissolve more rapidly than thermodynamically less stable magnesian calcite.
- The microstructure of most alloys in the as-cast condition is quite heterogeneous.
- Any retained austenite in the steel microstructure can transform under mechanical loading to martensite with a resulting increase in volume.
- These steels have an austenitic microstructure and they are nonmagnetic.
- This is color that is caused by microstructures such as diffraction gratings, and thin films rather than pigment.
- The purpose of neutron reflectometry is to reveal the microstructure of materials in thin film geometries.
- With such miniaturization, researchers might use this strategy for installing healing properties into materials' internal microstructures.
- More impressive still, its microstructure is strangely bound up with the way in which it is consulted.
- The likelihood of non-steady-state flow in natural deformation presents a fundamental problem for meaningful vorticity analysis using microstructures and finite strain features.
- By altering the microstructure, we can create weak links between the ferromagnetic domains that should lead to new and interesting electronic networks.
- That's what a new study suggests about light-manipulating microstructures known as photonic crystals.
- With the help of a laser, the team next produced within the microstructure many electrons with the same spin orientation.
- Looking at the microstructure of metals can lead to the identification of techniques and postcasting working methods, and help evaluate alloys.
- The matrix microstructures resulting from heat treatment can vary from ferrite-pearlite to tempered martensite.
- As described in the previous section, alloying must be sufficient to ensure that a pearlite-free microstructure is obtained in heat treatment.
- As in the case of steels, alloy content and processing conditions affect the toughness of nonferrous metals by affecting their microstructures, which, in turn, determine their toughness.
- Trip steels have a microstructure with retained austenite, ferrite and martensite.
- Light in certain engineered dielectric microstructures can flow in a way similar to electrical currents in semiconductor chips.
- Although limited, overprinting the melt-present fabric development are solid-state microstructures.

单词	microstructure
释义	Definition of microstructure in English: microstructure noun ˈmʌɪkrə(ʊ)ˌstrʌktʃəˌmaɪkrəˈstrəktʃər The fine structure (in a metal or other material) which can be made visible and examined with a microscope. （金属等的）微观结构，显微结构 Example sentencesExamples These steels have an austenitic microstructure and they are nonmagnetic. The purpose of neutron reflectometry is to reveal the microstructure of materials in thin film geometries. That's what a new study suggests about light-manipulating microstructures known as photonic crystals. Trip steels have a microstructure with retained austenite, ferrite and martensite. Natural systems have quite likely evolved microstructures or materials that get around this potential constraint. Any retained austenite in the steel microstructure can transform under mechanical loading to martensite with a resulting increase in volume. With such miniaturization, researchers might use this strategy for installing healing properties into materials' internal microstructures. The likelihood of non-steady-state flow in natural deformation presents a fundamental problem for meaningful vorticity analysis using microstructures and finite strain features. Another example of microstructural control is that aragonite with complex microstructures can dissolve more rapidly than thermodynamically less stable magnesian calcite. As in the case of steels, alloy content and processing conditions affect the toughness of nonferrous metals by affecting their microstructures, which, in turn, determine their toughness. The microstructure of most alloys in the as-cast condition is quite heterogeneous. More impressive still, its microstructure is strangely bound up with the way in which it is consulted. Light in certain engineered dielectric microstructures can flow in a way similar to electrical currents in semiconductor chips. With the help of a laser, the team next produced within the microstructure many electrons with the same spin orientation. The matrix microstructures resulting from heat treatment can vary from ferrite-pearlite to tempered martensite. Although limited, overprinting the melt-present fabric development are solid-state microstructures. Looking at the microstructure of metals can lead to the identification of techniques and postcasting working methods, and help evaluate alloys. By altering the microstructure, we can create weak links between the ferromagnetic domains that should lead to new and interesting electronic networks. As described in the previous section, alloying must be sufficient to ensure that a pearlite-free microstructure is obtained in heat treatment. This is color that is caused by microstructures such as diffraction gratings, and thin films rather than pigment. Derivatives microstructural adjective ˌmʌɪkrə(ʊ)ˈstrʌktʃərəl It has been found that domain characteristics depend on surface density, microstructural properties, the anisotropy of the underlying microstructure, and the kinetics of domain growth in comparison to diffusive processes. Example sentencesExamples In other words, the objectivist can propose a revisionary concept of color as an objective property, e.g some microstructural property or a spectral reflectance or some other light-modifying feature. These two microstructural elements both have adverse effects on the distribution of residual stress in the case-hardened part. From anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility measurements and extensive microstructural data, the magnetic fabric of this pluton has been inferred to correlate with the magmatic fabric. Fine-grained calcite in these locations shows no evidence of internal deformation, and displays the same microstructural characteristics as fine-grained calcite in Type I rocks. Definition of microstructure in US English: microstructure nounˌmaɪkrəˈstrəktʃərˌmīkrəˈstrəkCHər The fine structure (in a metal or other material) which can be made visible and examined with a microscope. （金属等的）微观结构，显微结构 Example sentencesExamples Natural systems have quite likely evolved microstructures or materials that get around this potential constraint. Another example of microstructural control is that aragonite with complex microstructures can dissolve more rapidly than thermodynamically less stable magnesian calcite. The microstructure of most alloys in the as-cast condition is quite heterogeneous. Any retained austenite in the steel microstructure can transform under mechanical loading to martensite with a resulting increase in volume. These steels have an austenitic microstructure and they are nonmagnetic. This is color that is caused by microstructures such as diffraction gratings, and thin films rather than pigment. The purpose of neutron reflectometry is to reveal the microstructure of materials in thin film geometries. With such miniaturization, researchers might use this strategy for installing healing properties into materials' internal microstructures. More impressive still, its microstructure is strangely bound up with the way in which it is consulted. The likelihood of non-steady-state flow in natural deformation presents a fundamental problem for meaningful vorticity analysis using microstructures and finite strain features. By altering the microstructure, we can create weak links between the ferromagnetic domains that should lead to new and interesting electronic networks. That's what a new study suggests about light-manipulating microstructures known as photonic crystals. With the help of a laser, the team next produced within the microstructure many electrons with the same spin orientation. Looking at the microstructure of metals can lead to the identification of techniques and postcasting working methods, and help evaluate alloys. The matrix microstructures resulting from heat treatment can vary from ferrite-pearlite to tempered martensite. As described in the previous section, alloying must be sufficient to ensure that a pearlite-free microstructure is obtained in heat treatment. As in the case of steels, alloy content and processing conditions affect the toughness of nonferrous metals by affecting their microstructures, which, in turn, determine their toughness. Trip steels have a microstructure with retained austenite, ferrite and martensite. Light in certain engineered dielectric microstructures can flow in a way similar to electrical currents in semiconductor chips. Although limited, overprinting the melt-present fabric development are solid-state microstructures.
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