Sentence examples for being generally known from inspiring English sources

The cohesive zone approach has gained increasing success in recent years for simulating debonding and fracture via finite element methods and is ideally suited for simulating adhesive joints, the potential crack paths being generally known in advance in most cases.

This approach has gained major popularity in recent years for simulating delamination, debonding, fracture and fragmentation via finite element methods and is ideally suited for simulating adhesive joints, the potential crack paths being generally known in advance in most cases, see e.g. [5, 6] and references therein for recent survey accounts.

More detailed theory is required to determine the exact mathematical dependence of A on the searched physicochemical properties of the cell envelope [84], those of the tip being generally known from independent AFM or electrokinetic measurements [83].

That was generally known.

Those people are generally known as Republicans.

In the UK it's generally known as "hash".

Trump came closer to picking Christie than is generally known.

Last week Nasheed – or "Anni" as he is generally known – was at it again.

This is something that is generally known, but is not talked about out of political correctness".

Southern skunk apes were generally known to be smaller, but meaner, than their Pacific Northwest counterparts.

The PSA (prostate-specific antigen) is generally known to be a marker for prostate cancer.