Sentence examples for bulge shape from inspiring English sources

The bulge shape of the femoral head was consistent with the X-ray observations (Fig. 5A).

At day 21, a bulge shape was forming due to irregular deposition of bone matrix by osteoblasts.

The experiments were carried out to hydroform Y, T, and bulge shaped parts from SS 304 1 mm and 2 mm tubular blanks.

Meanwhile, the shape of the cells obviously changed over 35 h fermentation periods- 1 e)) from smooth rod shape to bulge shapes.

The unpressurized pipe buckled in a "diamond shape," while the pressurized pipe buckled in a pipe wall outward bulging shape.

The bulging shape, however, does not depend strongly on anisotropy of either Poisson's ratio or Young's modulus.

A more distinct bulging shape of the cylinder is expected when anisotropy in shear modulus is strong, the cylinder is relatively short, and the end constraint is large.

It originated in the Polish lowlands during the first half of 4th millennium BC, lasted to about 2400 BCE in parallel with the Funnelbeaker culture, and is named after the bulging shape of its representative pottery.

It is possible that there are structural or neural circuitry differences between the two populations of EO and SO-3 SN that may account for our results, or that the EO SN are better positioned above the eye socket to detect fluctuations in water due to the bulging shape of the adipose tissue plug that fills the eye orbits of cavefish [ 5] or bulging eye balls of F2 and F3 hybrids [ 48].

The plume impinges a multi-layer insulation (MLI) that covers a satellite surface, where plume effects have been computed for ideal and bulged shapes of the MLI.

Some repeated themes in Kawakubo's work include the colors black and red, bulging shapes, punk plaid, allusions to bridal and princess gowns ― somehow mangled and resuscitated ― tattered holes, shredded layers, asymmetrical hems and a sculptural intensity that's rarely seen on the human body.