Sentence examples for breakdowns induced by from inspiring English sources

In this joint experiment, the increase of the heat load and the breakdowns induced by the degradation of the beam optics due to the gas accumulation was one of the critical issues for the long-pulse acceleration.

In this case, these ulcers could have been caused by the true neuropathic skin breakdowns induced by the constant rubbing of the sandal straps over the skin.

So what's bold about NW is that, although Natalie (née Keisha) is a wealthy and successful barrister, she spends her nights trawling London for random intercourse, and suffers a breakdown induced by self-hatred.

I found the portrait nasty and insulting.' Almost simultaneously with this rift, Roth suffered a freak breakdown (induced by the Halcion prescribed after knee surgery) together with a new, and urgent, longing to come home.

Yet the comradeship of the Everyman was not enough to prevent a nervous breakdown induced by stress and illegal drug use during his period with the company's Van Load touring troupe.

CAL is mediated by enhanced matrix metalloproteinase activity and elastin breakdown induced by the inflammatory process in the coronary artery wall.

The current impulses were related to the air breakdown induced by the electric field arising between the −Z face of the crystal and the metallic tip.

The stable localized breakdown induced by bromides manifested itself in potentiodynamic current-potential curves by a sudden current increase at Eb.

Local acidification model is employed to explain passivity breakdown induced by pitting corrosion as a result of the aggressive attack of G− anions.

A point defect model (PDM) is employed to explain passivity breakdown induced by pitting corrosion as a result of the aggressive attack of Cl− ions.

A point defect model (PDM) is employed to explain the oxide growth and its breakdown induced by general and pitting corrosion.