Sentence examples for bonding at the bottom from inspiring English sources

Value of pin length larger than that obtained from the proposed relation resulted in surface cracks along with insufficient mixing and lack of bonding at the bottom of the joint due to insufficient plunge depth.

Cytosine can enter the active site but, due to unfavorable hydrogen bonding at the bottom of the cavity, cannot be positioned correctly for catalysis (Kavli et al. 1996; Slupphaug et al. 1996).

The bonds at the bottom of the pile got the highest interest rate, but if homeowners defaulted, they would absorb the first losses.

If any of the mortgages went bad — and, it turned out, many did — the bonds at the bottom of the pecking order would suffer losses first, followed by the next lowest, and so on up the chain.

If the underlying loans go bad, the bonds at the bottom of the pecking order suffer losses first, followed by the next lowest, and so on up the chain.

The dangling bonds at the bottom layer are saturated by pseudo-hydrogen atoms fractionally charged with 0.5 e –.

Among eighteen beams, nine beams were strengthened by full wrapping (fibre bonded at the bottom throughout the entire length of beam) and the remaining nine beams were strengthened by partial wrapping (fibre bonded in-between loading points at the bottom).

The "clasp" and the engineered disulfide bond at the bottom of the Fv suppressed the internal mobility of the fragment and shielded hydrophobic residues, likely contributing to the high heat stability and the crystallizability of the Fv-clasp.

The structural models were periodically repeated by an atomic slab consisting of 4 Si layers (200 Si atoms), with n Zn atoms adsorbed on the top and 49 H atoms bonded at the bottom.

The regions of the beams with negligible bending moments, i.e. at the vicinities of the supports (pin-rolled), were used and the stainless steel was bonded at the bottom region of the flange of the T-beam with their ends free of any additional mechanical anchorages.

Dangling bonds at the bottom layers of N and Ga atoms are terminated by pseudo-hydrogen atoms which have fractional number of nuclear charges, i.e., a hydrogen with atomic number of 0.75 to terminate a dangling bond of N and a hydrogen with atomic number of 1.25 to terminate a dangling bond of Ga. Figure 1 Calculation model.