Sentence examples for constant impacts from inspiring English sources

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The qualitative method employed to evaluate the mechanical resistance of the bare and coated surfaces consists of exposing the samples to the constant impacts and friction of zirconia balls.

The high density of some endemics may allow quick recovery from localized pulsed disturbances, but they may render the habitat vulnerable to large-scale, constant impacts like marine debris, global change factors, and fishing, contributing to the NWHI's probable low resistance and resilience.

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Erosion tests were performed at constant impact velocity of 20 m/s and particle size, while varying the impingement angles.

Mr Strange added: "His talent was second to none and his constant impact on music, fashion, and art will be sorely missed.

Two panel geometries have been studied, each with 13 different impacts of constant impact energy using explicit finite element (FE) simulations.

It was found that under constant impact energy, for 81% decrease in T (26 5 mm), Fmax and εmax increased by 38%and97%7%, respectively.

Today, this concern — notably in France — often relates to Iran because the allies, as the book asserts, play a minor fighting role in the war in Afghanistan that is without constant impact on their domestic politics.

It is demonstrated that, for constant impact energy, the nature of the impact response (e.g., impact force vs impact duration) varies according to the impactor and structure characteristics, influencing the type of damage and the extent of damage degradation.

Under constant impact energy, these FE models evaluated the pelvic injury situations on the basis of peak impact force (7.64 16.74 kN) and peak principal compressive strain (more than 1.5%), consistent with the clinically observed injuries (sacral insufficiency, coccydynia).

From this analysis it is observed that the peak erosion rate occur at about 60° impingement angle at constant impact velocity (66 m/s), erodent size (450 μm), stand-off-distance (75 mm) and erodent temperature (60 °C) for all the composites.

In order to better describe hydroelastic influence, two composite panels with different thicknesses namely 8 mm and 13 mm are subjected under constant impact velocities of 4, 6 and 8 m/s with the deadrise angle of 10°.

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