The phrase "additional shearing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to manufacturing, engineering, or any field where cutting or shaping materials is discussed.
Example: "The process requires additional shearing to achieve the desired dimensions of the metal sheet."
Alternatives: "extra shearing" or "further shearing".
The propagation of light is performed by an additional shearing along the spatial axis.
Second, the likelihood of further quake activity on the Verdugo fault and other nearby faults will make the fractured granite even more porous due to additional shearing of the rock base.
From the biomechanical viewpoint, however, the current authors presume that the use of bicortical screw to bend the plate potentially alerts the initially distracted height of the medial wedge and exerts the additional shearing force onto the lateral hinge.
Whereas motion, stereo and texture are computationally ambiguous up to a scaling in depth (see Todd and Norman 2003), shaded images have an additional shearing ambiguity (Belhumeur et al. 1999), which has also been documented empirically in several psychophysical experiments (Koenderink et al. 2001; Cornelis et al. 2003; Todd 2004).
Growth by the addition of single unit cell height ledges is expected to lead to an additional shear strain energy barrier to ledge nucleation and this may contribute to a process of nucleation-limited growth.
The spacer enhances the damping effectiveness by inducing additional shear deformation in the adhesive layer.
Additional shear resistance is provided by bolted keeper plates; additional energy dissipation is provided by buckling restrained steel (BRS) plates.
Due to the movement of pile caps during earthquakes, piles are subjected to additional shear forces and bending moments.
Due to the movement of the pile cap, piles are subjected to additional shear forces and bending moments.
The LB scheme resembles characteristic CHM dynamics apart from an additional shear in the density gradient direction.
Additional shear connection is generated by steel stirrups located along the longitudinal axis of the test specimen.
