Sentence examples for breaking effects from inspiring English sources
Nearshore wave is simulated based on the parabolic mild-slope equation considering wave refraction, diffraction and breaking effects.
This work studies the symmetry breaking effects on the vibration mode structure of centrifugal pendulum vibration absorber (CPVA) systems when multiple groups of absorbers are used.
The results showed that the continuous pulses had better breaking effects than the discontinuous ones, while the latter could not separate some big aggregations.
Introduction: We have previously found that during spontaneous breathing (SB) the diaphragm exerts an expiratory breaking effect, maintaining lung volume.
Furthermore, this small triangular flap has not only scar breaking effect but also accentuation effect on the pout of the lip by providing small amount of tension.
The ions appear to interact and the ion solvent interaction or structure breaking effect of the anions changes with the change in dioxane content.
This change rule is similar to the wear regularity of the bit (Han Laiju et al. 1992; Ai 2006), which proves the correctness of the above finite material model and computational model, and per revolution-specific rock-breaking work a can be used to reflect the rock breaking effect.
The episode required a great deal of stunt work and special equipment, such as stuntmen going through tempered glass instead of sugar glass because of the better glass breaking effect.
To better understand break effects on learning via physiological and brain functions, functional imagining and additional physiological variables such as skin conductance and heart rate are required.
Although it will be trickier to get your subject in focus, you can use this to your advantage because the background will be significantly more blurry, creating excellent isolation and broken effects.
Although AGE breakers have shown to break AGE-protein crosslinks in vitro, their beneficial effects in trials may not necessarily or exclusively be related to this breaking effect.
