Sentence examples for compressible structure from inspiring English sources

The mineral particles in the clay form an open compressible structure, the voids of which are filled with water, the flow being restricted by the smallness of the openings between voids.

The adjacent terminal ileum should be identified as a compressible structure that is undergoing peristalsis.

Our modeling in Eq. (14), on the other hand, allows for the small-valued transform coefficients through Gaussian distributions while enforcing the general compressible structure of the images.

Conventionally designed sandwich plates used in marine and ship structures consist of thin, laminated composite face sheets bonded to a relatively thick, compressible structural foam core layer.

For this nozzle configuration the compressible flow structure of a shock wave induced by a supersonic side jet has been predicted in a numerical simulation using FLUENT, a computational fluid dynamics code and visualized in the experiment where the wall pressure on the grooving zone was evaluated and measured for jets impinging on the substrate at varying attacking angles of the side jet.

The core or nucleus is composed of a compressible silicone structure containing isobutane microbubbles.

Framework structures, consequently, are often much more compressible than structures with only edge- or face-sharing polyhedrons, whose compression is attributable predominantly to bond shortening.

On initial evaluation, typically by ultrasound, they appear as compressible mixed echogenicity structures with ill-defined margins and monophasic low velocity flow on Doppler interrogation.

khmer provides implementations of a probabilistic k-mer counting data structure, a compressible De Bruijn graph representation, De Bruijn graph partitioning, and digital normalization.

In compression, the material is compressible with no permanent loss of structure 75% strain with ultimate strengths on the order of 100 GPa.

On US examination, it may appear as a non-compressible, blind-ending, hypoechoic structure in the right-iliac fossa [57].