Sentence examples for compressional force from inspiring English sources
It has been considerably less obvious that a compressional force accompanies the great fault wherever it goes.
The relationship between the expansion angle and steady compressional force is nonlinear, while the friction coefficient and steady compressional force are linear.
It is shown that the instability starts at lower velocities as the compressional force increases.
The Eurasian and Arabian African plates apply a continuing compressional force on the Anatolian plate (Sengor and Yilmaz 1981).
Furthermore, a theoretical prediction model that took into consideration the additional shear deformation and expansion ratio enlargement was compared with the steady compressional force of the experiment and numerical simulation.
The compressibility factor, as measured from the slopes of the natural logarithm of compressional force versus crushing strength, were 121.91 ± 2.36, 132.64 ± 3.60, and 88.54 ± 11.52 for the coating tablet granules containing 10%, 20%, and 30% gelatin in HPMC K15M, respectively.
Initial compressional forces resulting from the subduction of Africa under Europe caused block faulting (elevation of isolated rock masses relative to adjacent ones) during the Jurassic.
In a manner consistent with other earthquakes in this region, the intense compressional forces occurring between the plates resulted in oblique thrust faulting (faulting characterized by horizontal as well as vertical movement) when the rocks at the epicentre gave way.
Some geologists believe that exfoliation results when rocks formed at depth are exposed at the ground surface; the previous compressional forces would decrease and thus allow the rock to expand by fracturing parallel to the surface.
The presence of ophiolite sequences packages of deep-sea sediments and sections of ocean crust thrust up onto continental crust is further evidence that compressional forces in this area became intense.
The sedimentary cover of this portion displays numerous landforms produced by tensional and compressional forces.
