Sentence examples for a major deformation from inspiring English sources

Flexure is a major deformation mode of the aortic valve (AV) leaflet, particularly in the commissural region where the upper portion of the leaflet joins the aortic root.

The density exponent was found to be in reasonably good agreement with theoretical models that considered cell strut bending as a major deformation mode.

Twinning acts as a major deformation mechanism and has a strong influence on the Hugoniot elastic limit (HEL) and spall strength when the loading direction is [011] or [111].

Since we could not detect any major deformation of the cell looking through the microscope we assume that the Ca2+ transients measured close to the membrane can be modelled with spherical symmetry.

With increasing deformation amount to a certain degree, wavy slip becomes the major deformation mode under the joint influence of high SFE and diminution of SRCs, and the final deformation microstructures transform from dislocation cells and cell blocks into extended dislocation walls with increasing Ni content.

Preconditioned animals had increased survival and milder phenotypes than their naïve counterparts, the overwhelming majority of which suffered death or major deformation.

Twinning in certain metals or under certain conditions is a major plastic deformation mode.

The power plant had been running successfully since 2007, but the production stopped on 14 March 2014, when a major surface deformation was observed in the vicinity of the plant.

During hatching counts we determined the fraction of larvae with visible morphological deformities, from slight kinking of the spine to major deformation of the body cavity and caudal region (H. López-Fernández & D. I. Bolnick, unpubl. observations).

Kashmir basin is a Neogene–Quaternary intermontane basin striking 150 km in length, where the major deformation is observed in the hinterland away from the front (Nakata 1989; Kaneda et al. 2006, 2008; Shah 2015) (Fig. 2a).

TSP5 is expressed throughout life in cartilage and tendon, tissues that undergo major deformation and in which cells are exposed constantly to a range of tensile stresses [ 1, 49, 50].