Sentence examples for barrier shell from inspiring English sources

Although, during the period of 4 24 h, the C-S-H forms discontinuous nano-globules around the cement grain, an equivalent barrier shell control was formulated for this period, too, for ease and effectiveness of calculation.

Silicone implants were introduced in the 1960s with the theory that the barrier shell would reduce the complications of direct silicone injection.

The hydration progress is controlled by transport of water from capillary pores through the barrier shells toward the interface with anhydrous cement.

The new model considers that, after the first day of hydration, the remnants of anhydrous cement grains, gradually consumed by hydration, are enveloped by contiguous, gradually thickening, spherical barrier shells of calcium-silicate hydrate (C-S-H).

Hutchinson, J.W., Thompson, J. M. T". Imperfections and energy barriers in shell buckling..". Int.

It strikes me that if you're planning to spend the best part of $500 on a pair of fancy specs, a trip to the store is probably not a huge barrier to shelling out serious cash for high fashion.

"It has broken down psychological barriers, decadeslong shells in people who now say, 'I'm going to talk about this.' " One of them is Mark Vincent Serrano.

Rapid warming in the Southern Ocean is now removing the physiological barriers to shell-breaking predators, and crabs are returning to the Antarctic Peninsula.

Or you could turn to the pressure cooker, which, Ruhlman writes in "Egg," seems to alleviate the challenges of peeling even very fresh eggs by creating a moisture barrier between the shell and egg white.

In this case, one nanometer shell barrier will result in a decrease in 17.55 meV for the confinement energy.

Additionally, according to above presentation, the energy barrier of the shell crystals formation could be efficiently decreased by building a heterostructure.