Sentence examples for closure arising from inspiring English sources

Conventionally, the reduction of ΔKth with load ratio R has been interpreted in terms of crack closure arising from plasticity, oxide or crack surface roughness.

Such lack of closure arises because of the development of correlations between particle states promoted by preferential behavior between particle pairs of specific states or between the particle and its environment.

Thus, the concepts of active and passive force closure arise: an external wrench can be counterbalanced if there exist strictly active or passive internal forces (Bicchi and Pratichizzo 2000).

While the second phase of pit closures arose in the 1990s from market displacement - mainly by the new, privatised gas power stations - the majority of job losses had earlier flowed from the productivity revolution.

It is assumed that the crack closure stress arises predominantly due to the frictional pullout of grains, i.e. the contribution from elastic bridges is neglected.

Conversely, the failure of neural tube closure could arise from increased apoptosis as it is observed in several exencephalic mouse mutants [35].

The use of the fiber orientation tensors is highly recommended for an efficient calculation even with the arising closure approximation.

The CP is a highly specialised type of ependymal epithelium arising after closure of the neural tube in the lateral, third, and fourth ventricles, around week 7 (Dziegielewska et al, 2001).

Home closure might also arise from market structural barriers or changes in public funding levels overall that are not specifically due to the availability of quality information (Allan and Forder 2012).

Please consult with your tax advisor regarding how you, or your organization, should handle losses arising from the closure of the company.

This was attributed to the low crack driving force arising from severe crack closure.