Sentence examples for connected shells from inspiring English sources

Mr. Castro and Ms. Lee's design features seven connected shells — what the architects call "concertinas" — that arch over the courtyard, forming a gridded dome.

The aforementioned jiè was being used as a general classifier before the Qin Dynasty (221 BCE); it was originally a noun referring to individual items out of a string of connected shells or clothes, and eventually came to be used as a classifier for "individual" objects (as opposed to pairs or groups of objects) before becoming a general classifier.

The microscopic merismoconchs with their ventrally still connected shell segments and seven observed pairs of muscle scars may have been a transitional stage in how to make a foot efficient for sucking and a shell more flexible to adapt to uneven hard substrates.

A finite element analysis of tube sheets of intermediate heat exchanger of a typical 500 MWe pool type fast reactor is presented to study the effects of some specific parameters viz., (i) small solid rim portion with connecting shell and (ii) grooves on rim area.

The team showed me the translucent trip wires — as thin as dental floss — connected to shells from a fifty-seven-millimetre anti-aircraft gun.

The first model represents the "exact" solution incorporating two-way 203 mm thick slab, modeled with 500 mm × 500 mm shells connected to beams with shell edge-to-surface contacts.

The appropriate concentration of biomass was measured accordingly in WCW correlating to DCW standard curve and was passed through the homogenizer connected to shell and tube heat exchanger.

Toss out the winged part of the shell that connects the shell to the cone.

Soft-shell clams like steamers and razor clams cannot close completely around their protruding necks, but a thin membrane connecting the shells should be in place, and the neck should shrink if lightly touched.

For delamination modelling, each ply was connected with a shell-to-shell interface element with a cohesive law.

The valgus knee brace was commercially available for the right/left leg in four sizes (MOS Genu® Bauerfeind AGG, Kempen, Germany) and consisted of a thigh shell and a calf shell connected by coated aluminum hinges on the medial and lateral sides (Fig.  3).