Sentence examples for a remarkable deformation from inspiring English sources

His "horned sphere," which is a remarkable deformation of the usual sphere, shows that the topology of three-dimensional space is very different from two-dimensional space.

Visual inspection of the molecular dynamics trajectories revealed a remarkable deformation affecting two of the proteins of the hexameric assembly.

These results are in line with the recent finding that the nucleus is a large cell organelle that can undergo remarkable deformation to migrate through small pores in 3D scaffolds.

The hanging wall around the survey line has settled on the detachment fault with a steeper angle than on line E and exhibits no remarkable deformation in its wedge tip.

The main reason for the remarkable deformation and structural damage is because of the initial internal energy that the tank obtained from the blast shock wave.

The results reveal a remarkable enhancement in plastic deformation as the applied load increases from 300 to 9,000 μN.

Based on the experimental results, it is suggested that the initial GBs have a remarkable influence on the shear deformation behaviors of the adjacent regions, and the deformation regions far from the GBs are mainly controlled by the crystallographic orientations.

This seems, however, contradictory with reconstruction studies of old terranes in the arc that imply a remarkable Cretaceous sinistral displacement and deformation (e.g., Sasaki 2003), and the tectonic model of Otsuki (1992) that adopted left-lateral transportation of crust blocks along the continental margin.

Instead, the L-forms divide by a remarkable process of cell shape deformation, including blebbing, tubulation, and vesiculation, followed by spontaneous resolution (scission) into smaller progeny cells (Kandler and Kandler, 1954; Leaver et al., 2009).

DSC traces indicate that a remarkable fraction of the mechanical work of deformation (in the range from 25 up to 62%) is stored in the material after unloading.

A remarkable consequence is that we can determine internal length scale parameters even in deformation settings where we do not expect macroscopic size effects, such as in uniaxial compression.