Sentence examples for a single bend from inspiring English sources

This paper describes novel techniques for simultaneous measurement of temperatures at multiple locations using two configurations (a) a single transducer attached to multiple waveguides of different lengths (each with a single bend) and (b) single waveguide with multiple bends connected to single transducer.

A card's value may be high or low, but even a single bend on even 17 thousandths of an inch of the card (or at least if visible) will decrease the value by over half!

In more recent years Mr. Cajori has been producing his most spare drawings; in each a single bending, kneeling or twisting model is rendered in thick charcoal lines.

Theoretical figure of merit of the designed dispersion compensating fiber (DCF) is ∼900 ps/(nm-dB) @ 1550 nm, and its estimated bend loss for a single turn bend diameter of 32 mm is negligible.

The sensor head consists of a single turn of a bare bend sensitive single-mode fibre with an applied absorption coating.

A single body bend is considered a complete left to right and back to left bend.

Instead of setting a trigger based upon a single instantaneous bending moment, the bending moment time series is being examined using the relatively new technique of wavelet analysis.

The values so obtained were used to predict the crack growth histories of modified DCB and ENF tests, and a Single Leg Bend (SLB) test, using a discrete cohesive zone method (DCZM).

During his twenties, he can stop and kill a charging bull with a single punch, bend a railroad rail, lift a seventy-five millimeter howitzer cannon singlehandedly, lift a car and its driver singlehandedly, rip open a 5 feet bank vault, and easily catch a falling 8,000-pound 8,000-poundone.

The anterior flagella also beat in such a way as to create a distinctive view of the Coronympha-morph, with a single sharp bend forming near the cell body (Figure 1C & D).

While many worms stopped moving altogether for up to 45 min, other worms displayed unproductive crawling often by propagating a single dorsoventral bend from head to tail before stopping or initiating backward locomotion.