Sentence examples for a considerable collapse from inspiring English sources

If it were not for the way in which they have compiled their 34-29 record - with a blistering beginning followed by what has been a considerable collapse - many would say the Indians are a pleasant surprise.

It is further found that the effective Mach number, corresponding to a slightly modified average flow profile, can be used to achieve a considerable collapse of the impedance spectra educed at different Mach numbers.

We note that Lim et al (2007) found considerable collapse at a bulk concentration of 0.1 pM Impβ, several orders of magnitude below the affinity of Nup153 for Impβ (∼10 nM) and the total cellular NTR concentration (∼10 μM).

Like other drought events, these were similarly observed to have led to considerable collapse of livestock herds and caused food shortages as well as famine in the sub-region (Gray et al. 2003).

These bonds break down progressively as increased stresses are applied at the natural water content, but more importantly the structure undergoes immediate and considerable collapse (up to about 15%) if saturated.

Buildings at LS may have sustained noteworthy damage, but still provide a considerable margin against collapse while the buildings at the CP are likely to remain standing, but with little margin against collapse.

However, the collapse of more than one column may lead to a progressive collapse of a considerable part of it.

The failure involved the collapse of a considerable part of the outer wall as well as sizeable cracks in the remainder.

Due to the collapse of the pores the mesh showed a considerable elongation with a narrowing in width leading to roping and curling of the textile.

Keynes had the right description for the state of Britain today when he said a depression was "a chronic condition of subnormal activity for a considerable period without any marked tendency either towards recovery or towards collapse".

Indeed, days before the T6 period, a considerable drop of rainfall was observed which would imply a potential climatic effect on the collapse of Ae. albopictus adult population.