Sentence examples for bearing function from inspiring English sources

In the design process, lightweight gypsum composites are considered as multi-functional materials which are supposed to have both load bearing function and thermal insulation capability.

Upon stabilization of the fractured/dissected limb via the nail, the resulting construct accommodates the load bearing function of the otherwise healthy limb.

The materials and devices used in orthopedic applications are designed to sustain the load bearing function of human bones for the duration of the patient's life.

Bai and Pu (2010) synthesized PMMA latex nanoparticles with an average size of 73 nm, which can be used as a lubricant in drilling fluids based on their "ball bearing" function to prevent pipe sticking.

This can be viewed as an impediment to repair, as the G1 regions cannot participate in the load bearing function of the cartilage, yet they occupy space on the HA that could be used for binding newly synthesized aggrecan.

At present, Eurocode 5 Part 1-2 [1] provides a model for fire design of the load bearing function of timber frame assemblies with cavities completely filled with stone wool.

The process is systematically coordinated by the gene products bearing functions involving metabolic enzyme activity, transport and gene expression regulation (Harmer et al. 2000; Chen et al. 2002a; Swindell et al. 2007; Hao et al. 2011).

We selected patients that were transplanted 5.2 years in average prior to blood and urine sampling, bearing functioning kidney and exhibiting creatinine levels close to normal (Table 1).

To determine whether any isoforms bearing this function might be conserved in mammals, we investigated the relationship between the transporters of animals and the proton-coupled hexose symporters found in other species.

Non-ambulatory dogs were not videotaped for a prolonged period without support; enough videotape was obtained to be sure that there was no weight bearing motor function, thus avoiding abrasion of the skin of their ventrum and medial thighs on the treadmill.

The first metatarsal (which adjoins the phalanges of the big toe) is enlarged and strengthened for its weight-bearing function in standing and walking on two feet.