Sentence examples for complete breaking of from inspiring English sources

In this study, incipient rotor faults in a squirrel-cage rotor, prior to the complete breaking of a rotor bar, are better identified in some inverters than others.

That results from a complete breaking of the weak PS-C60 bonds followed by a partial depolymerization of the PS arms initiated by the so formed radicals.

In fact, the decomposition of S8 is estimated at 149.5°C in which a complete breaking of crown S8 ring might be expected [38].

The air-ingress accident is initiated, in its worst-case scenario, by a complete break of the hot duct in what is referred to as a double-ended guillotine break.

However, a complete break of stacking interaction between C60 fullerene and HL2 does not happen.

Sonication was carried out on ice using an ultrasonicator processor (PGC Scientific, Caithersburg, MA, USA), and the mixtures were examined microscopically for complete break of the nuclei.

This can be explained by the X-ray structure of W145F that shows a complete break of the H-bond between E210 and H160 thereby decreasing the electron density at the heme iron.

These styles, which were subsequently followed in England as well as in Ireland, finally led to a complete breaking up of the face of the glass into points and ridges, with increased prismatic effect but with a disastrous loss of surface quality, which is one of the peculiar beauties of glass.

And when the rating was very low, for example 2 or even 1, then a complete breaking down of the homework task would be called for).

The Cities and Local Government Devolution Act of February 2016 enables the complete break-up of the NHS by allowing all health functions to be devolved to local authorities.

The deletion of "accident" from accident and emergency services; the softening up of the public to accept that emergency services are only for life-threatening conditions; the forced closures of A&E departments and the complete break-up of GP services – all this follows from the act that is dissolving the NHS.