Sentence examples for connection hole from inspiring English sources

In the impact test of the simulated emission, when the shell material of a spacecraft stern compartment was improved from Aluminum alloy 2A14 to composites, several stern compartments axially cracked at the right connection hole of the engine vice joint.

It concludes that because of the inconsistent stiffness between stern compartment and engine, the shell bulges, and generates a relative axial displacement in the impact process, which leads to the fact that the connection hole region in the stern compartment shell axially cracks on both ends under a large impact load.

Use a pocket-hole jig to drill the connection holes.

Furthermore, the connection of hole injection to the electronic structure of Si is what leads to the inherently self-limiting nature of stain etching that produces nanostructures.

Key topics of TG3 are as follows: Origin and emergence of solar magnetism Shock formation in the solar atmosphere CME and interplanetary CME (ICME) connections Coronal hole and high-speed solar wind Three-dimensional (3-D) structure of ICMEs and solar wind Solar wind and magnetosphere interface Substorm variability and radiation belts.

Fifteen of the connections used oversized holes and one connection used standard holes.

I've believed since the mid-2000s thet the Republican Party lacks a domestic policy agenda suited to the present era's challenges, and so it's not surprising that I would see a clear-as-glass connection between this hole in the party's message and Romney's underperformance with the middle income Americans whose votes put George W. Bush in the White House.

We also comment on the connection between the hole size as measured by PALS and the size of a cluster of randomly distributed unoccupied cells as defined by the Simha Somcynsky theory.

A crew of rubber-incased men called third-rail electricians, make the connection by drilling holes in the third rail to accomodate the cables.

This disrobing began in the 1970s with the discovery by Jacob Bekenstein of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Stephen Hawking of Cambridge University, among others, of a mysterious connection between black holes and thermodynamics, culminating in Dr. Hawking's discovery in 1974 that when quantum effects are taken into account black holes would glow and eventually explode.

A specific advanced pin-hole connection has been designed and its structural characteristics and performances have been discussed, with respect to static loading and fatigue conditions.