Sentence examples for bent structurally from inspiring English sources
The properties of molecules correlate with their structures; for example, the water molecule is bent structurally and therefore has a dipole moment, whereas the carbon dioxide molecule is linear and has no dipole moment.
Holt has also created sets of pencils and biros, which she structurally bends, twists, bows and breaks to create visually pleasing shapes.
About 575 feet of the line is totally collapsed, in two separate locations, but subway engineers have said that hundreds more feet are structurally unsound, with once-straight I-beams bent into curves and dozens of holes punched through the tunnel walls by falling debris.
Structurally, this bending could be the result of the side chain packing at the interface of helix C and helix E. In influenza B virus HA2, the residues from the central helices that form the interhelical groove are smaller (Ile-92, Ser-94, and Ala-99), making a concave surface in this region.
In order to structurally optimize the design, finite element analysis was performed on two possible module configuration, with detailed input conditions on how the flexible energy harvester must be bent.
It was bent in and bent again.
Joints were not bent to bend sideways.
In the afternoon session visited by this reporter, 17 families were sprawled over a carpeted room on the museum's ground floor to decorate and take home vintage samples of Chair 69, a piece that evolved out of Aalto's experiments with bending birch to create simple, structurally efficient forms.
Ramsey concluded that increasing the hull length to 729 feet resulted in a L/D slenderness ratio (the ratio of the length of the ship to the depth of her structure) that caused excessive multi-axial bending and springing of the hull, and that the hull should have been structurally reinforced to cope with her increased length.
