Sentence examples for clusters of fibres from inspiring English sources
In order to reproduce damage phenomena, such as matrix cracking, it is necessary for volume element to represent properly the random distribution of fibres (distance to first neighbors, occurrence of clusters of fibres, etc.).
Similarly, fibres that extended through the epidermis were counted, along with arborising "clusters" of fibres.
However, at these rostral levels there were clusters of fibres along the lateral border of the putamen (Fig. 8a and b).
In addition, clusters of fibres with pyknotic nuclei and scattered, small centrally nucleated fibres are present, indicating fibre atrophy and some regeneration, respectively (Fig. 1C and Supplementary Material, Fig. S1).
Although the focal projection from areas 9 and 46 occupied the dorsal caudate n. and parts of the putamen, clusters of fibres from these areas extended into the rostral and ventral striatum, as previously reported (Haber et al., 2006).
The model predicts individual fibre breaks and interactions among clusters of fibre breaks.
Fibre-to-the-node connections describe clusters of fibre optic cables running to distribution points, called nodes, which are placed at various locations around the country.
Clustering of fibres is predicted to increase the resin flow in the laminate and hence expedite the processing of these materials.
While this simplifies the analysis greatly, it will never provide understanding of aspects of material's behaviour directly related to the distributions of fibres, such as clustering of fibres over the transverse cross-section.
The kinetics of composite failure are seen to involve the initial formation of random fibre breaks which at higher loads coalesce into clusters of broken fibres.
It has been researching electronic shark-deterrent technologies since the nineteen-nineties, based on findings that a shark's electroreception system — clusters of nerve fibres in gel-filled canals, visible as dark pores on a shark's head — may be sensitive to changes in electrical fields.
