Sentence examples for a natural defect from inspiring English sources

In a 2001 interview with Philosophy Today, she addressed a colleague's comment that, in her book, she seemed to regard vice as a natural defect.

The Weibull approach was used to model the brittle fracture of the ceramic layer from a natural defect.

Nasopharyngeal carcinomas may spread through the sinus of Morgagni, a natural defect in the lateral aspect of the pharyngobasilar fascia, invading the parapharyngeal and masticator spaces [2, 29].

However, it also has a natural defect, and the nanotubular structure of TAN will collapse during the dehydration process, resulting in a great decrease of the BET surface area.

Since the optical properties of ZnO NRAs are strongly dependent on surface conditions [17 20] and natural defect states [21 24], a large variety of surface modifications on ZnO NRAs have been carried out by depositing a shell layer.

The role of the size and position of natural defect on the fatigue limit has been established.

For both tension and tension torsion fatigue, the competition between single natural defect and complex artificial defects is observed and analyzed.

(2) MNP model has its natural defect that all its error terms of utility functions should be normally distributed, which leads to a poor interpretation performance in practical application.

This tunnel is identical to many found in service but has been made so that it would generate natural defects after a short period after its production.

Considering the charming merits and natural defects of Li4Ti5O12 (LTO), we build a hierarchical LTO/C composite through a rational hydrothermal route by utilizing the low-cost glucose as carbon source.

This indicates a different reactivity of the CNT tips where the presence of natural defects may be involved in different nitrogen bonding formations between carbon and nitrogen with respect to the CNT sidewalls.