Sentence examples for connection due to from inspiring English sources
The findings indicated a noticeable degradation in the strength and stiffness of the connection due to thermal action.
This reduction may result in the subsequent failure of the circular bolted flange connection due to leakage.
The detail of the connection was designed to prevent brittle failure at the bottom of the connection due to the composite effect and to simplify its fabrication process.
A more public dispute emerged in 2016 when Ecuador cut off Assange's Internet connection due to concerns that WikiLeaks was interfering in the U.S. presidential election after the organization published hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee.
For the thread length is limited by the flange thickness of T-stub, which might lead to the premature failure of the connection due to the failure of thread.
The ring topology is chosen in many fiber optic communication networks since it allows to prevent the loss of connection due to a single edge or even a single node failure.
Prior research has shown that companies with politically-connected CEOs tend to underperform those without connections due to government interference in the firms.
These values were further multiplied by the mean length of the pathways connecting each seed with each target voxel [Beckmann et al., 2009; Eickhoff et al., 2010; Tomassini et al., 2007] to ensure that the results of tractography, and the following calculation of similarity between connectivity maps, were not biased toward nearby connections due to the mere anatomical proximity.
The low-income group appears to make more social stops than the other two groups, probably a reflection of social-connections due to the increased dependency on walking.
The other problem that this posed was the issue of missing connections due to the 1/5th of an inch error as the trace width is roughly only 1/8th of an inch.
The building façade is a very specific application for adhesive connections due to the requirements for durability, strict geometrical imperfections and joining of unconventional materials often used in the façade design.
