Sentence examples for compressing material from inspiring English sources
In all the patients slicing the ligament allowed the compressing material to leak out with a strong spurt, suggesting the material was under pressure.
On MRI, the compressing material appeared to be localised ventrally with respect to the dorsal longitudinal ligament with distribution ranging from symmetrical to slightly lateralized on transverse planes.
The microsurgical findings included the macroscopic structure of the lesion before surgical excision; the characteristics of the compressing material (colour, transparency, texture, and output pressure); the localisation of the lesion and the specific relationship with the longitudinal ligament; the presence of epidural haematomas; and the macroscopic appearance of the spinal cord.
And, by compressing materials with diamond anvils or explosive gas guns, they've mapped out the "equations of state" for many materials that describe how they behave under high pressure.
DBP cleaning is more difficult due to the wetter, compressed material.
The increase in energy release is due to two effects: the increase in surface area and the increase in the density of the compressed material.
Compressing the material increases this polarization and generates an electric voltage that can be used to do work.
Much like steel cold-working, the research plays on the idea that after bending or compressing a material, it resists it the next time.
The key challenge, he says, is increasing biomass density before transportation, which can be achieved a number of ways for example, by grinding and compressing the material.
In recent years, Mr. Cohen prominently warned of a black market substance called red mercury, supposedly capable of compressing fusion materials to detonate a nuclear device as small as a baseball — ideal for terrorists.
Their work highlights the important role played by two material properties that are usually ignored: the behavior of the electrons and the material's elastic properties (the ability to stretch or compress a material along different axes).
