Sentence examples for constant abrasion from inspiring English sources
The constant abrasion of the eye leads to further infection and the sufferer literally blinks themselves blind.
A plausible explanation is that the smaller size of P. scapulatus means that a collar width appropriate for a larger (and longer necked) species might cause constant abrasion to the angle of the jaw of a smaller (and shorter necked) species.
In comparison to the ASTM G65 constant load abrasion test, an equally simple cyclic load test has been designed and trialed to better mimic and predict wear conditions in an oil sand mining scenario.
Homogeneous groups in unchanging harsh environments show constant wear rates (abrasion).
Abrasion damage generally results from constant friction and impact of waterborne silt, sand, gravel, rocks, ice, and other debris on concrete surfaces during the operation of a hydraulic structure.
The rate of abrasion was found to be almost constant irrespective of the cross-link density of rubber at low frictional input work, whereas it decreased to a minimum and increased again as frictional input work increased.
In the first paper, it was shown that the fragments detached from particles undergoing abrasion in stirred vessels were of approximately constant size independent of the time over which abrasion had been occurring.
Moreover, contrary to what is seen in erosion, in abrasion the depth/breadth ratio tends to remain constant as the wear progresses [ 11].
The constituents of the diet, the consistent chewing of abrasive diets, the presence of unglazed enamel and environmental factors, such as constant exposure to dust and grit in farming activities, were related to abrasion [ 24].
It seems that dentine can be 'burnished.' Secondly, in contrast to erosion, dentinal scooping from abrasion is relatively shallow following a relatively fixed depth-to-breadth ratio that seems to remain constant as the wear progresses, provided the diet remains the same [ 6].
