Structural zone

Testa, S. M., Henry, E. C., and Hayes, D., 1988, Impact of the Newport-Inglewood Structural Zone on Hydrogeologic Mitigation Efforts — Los Angeles Basin, California In Proceedings of the National Water Well Association FOCUS Conference on Southwestern Groundwater Issues, pp. 181-203. 

Fig. 6. Structural zones in condensates at various substrate temperatures. When Tm is the melting point (10) ...

Fig. 7. Structural zones in condensates showing the effect of gas pressure. To convert MPa to psi, multiply by 145. See text.

Fig. 17. Structural diagram (51) for sputtered layers. Zone 1 is a porous structure consisting of tapered crystallites separated by voids. Zone 2 shows columnar grains, and Zone 3 has a recrystallized grain structure. Zone T is a transition structure consisting of densely packed fibrous grains.

Fig. 8.18. Modified Thornton-model for RF sputtered ZnO Al films according to Kluth et al. [96] Structural properties and etching behavior as function of deposition pressure and substrate temperature Ts. The SEM micrographs show cross-sections and the surface in the as-deposited state (left) and after etching in hydrochloric acid (right). The matrix of substrate temperature and deposition pressure contains structure zones according to the Thornton model [120,121]. Reprinted with permission from [96]...

Figure 1. Location of Devils Hole and salient features in its vicinity. Dashed-dotted line marks approximate boundary of the Ash Meadows groundwater system. Dashed line marks approximate boundary of highly transmissive aquifer. They also coincide with approximate position of the Spotted Range-Mine Mountain structural zone. Arrows indicate the inferred direction of groundwater flow. Shaded areas are approximate recharge areas. Adapted from Winograd et al. (1992).

Sample types (a) holes intersecting mineralisation (b) mineralised interval (c) probably mineralised interval (d) samples equivalent to those associated with mineralisation (d , from structural zones) (e) stock wells and bores (f) deep bores. 

In order to characterise the morphology of deposit, several models have been proposed the structure zone model (SZM model) was first proposed by Movchan and Demchishin in 1969 [9], Based on the observation of the microstructure characteristics of Ti, Ni, W, Zr02 and A1203 coatings by electron beam evaporation, they established the structure zone model in terms of three zones, which was used to describe the relationship between the morphology and the processing... 

Figure 6.3. Structure zone model (a) Movchan and Demchishin model [9] and (b) Thornton model Till...

In all cases, the oscillatory structural forces appear when monodisperse spherical (in some cases ellipsoidal or cylindrical) particles are confined between the two surfaces of a thin film. Even one hard wall can induce ordering among the neighboring molecules. The oscillatory structural force is a result of overlap of the structured zones at two approaching surfaces. A simple connection between density distribution and structural force is given by the contact value theo-... 

Fig. 3.26. Transmission electron micrograph of a Pb02 particle and distribution of structural zones as determined through electron diffraction analysis [39].

Diffraction-based focusing devices include Fresnel zone plate (FZP) multilayer structures. Zone plates operating in the hard X-ray regime have achieved sub-micrometer beams (Yun et al. 1999 Kagoshima et al. 2001 Suzuki et al. 2001) at the expense of... 

Transmission electron micrograph of a Pb02 particle and distribution of structural zones, as determined through electron diffraction analysis [26]. (a) Pb02 particle, (b) labelled sites on the surface of the Pb02 particle which were subjected to electron diffraction analysis, (c) summary of the obtained results. 

Chen Guangjun, Shang Yanan, Zhuang Wenshan, et al. Discussion on hydrocarbon-bearing possibility in east flank of drape structural zones of Changdi buried hill. Petroleum Geology and Recovery Efficiency, 2001 8(l) 27-30. 

The crystallization of metal in the mould may result in three major structural zones (Fig.l) (Barrett, 1952 Chalmers, 1963 Fras, 2003 Ohno, 1976) ... 

Depending on the chemical composition, the intensity of convection of solidifying metal, the cooling rate i.e. geometry of casting, mould material and pouring temperature (Fig.2), in the casting may be three, two or only one structural zone. 

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