Definition of «diamond lattice»

A diamond lattice refers to a structure or pattern that resembles the shape of a diamond. It is often used to describe the arrangement of atoms in a diamond crystal, where the atoms are arranged in a repeating pattern that resembles the facets of a diamond.

Sentences with «diamond lattice»

Perfect for use as a side table, functional perch, or simply a decorative presence, this kid - size garden stool is crafted of high - fired ceramic with a textural diamond lattice motif and cheerful yellow glaze. (onekingslane.com)
Perfect for use as a side table, functional perch, or simply a decorative presence, this kid - size garden stool is crafted of high - fired ceramic with a textural diamond lattice motif and cheerful pink glaze. (onekingslane.com)
«We solved a 25 - year challenge in building diamond lattices in a rational way via self - assembly,» said Oleg Gang, a physicist who led this research at the Center for Functional Nanomaterials (CFN) at Brookhaven Lab in collaboration with scientists from Stony Brook University, Wesleyan University, and Nagoya University in Japan. (foresight.org)
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