> From a theoretical point of view, preferred orientation > means orientational texture. There may be size textures, > strain textures, grain boundary textures, dislocation textures > etc. as well, although seldom in practical use. Therefrom, in > practical use, texture is meant orientational texture and therefrom > preferred orientation.
Thank you very much, but I doubt the 'practical use' of limitations producing a God head ache as it delivers the 'discovery of the century'. What is the time continuum in the Q-space ? R u sure we r in time with the 'black box' and 'magic wand' before sun will kill the planet where some people just a few hours late. > These ones seem to be seriously tight. Just give me back my hand I lost an another side. > Face-to-face discussions over a beer are much more preferable. See you in Osaka, perhaps.
