Sentence examples for constrained expansion from inspiring English sources

All of this occurs as a consequence of the mechanical instability produced by constrained expansion, leading to a pattern of convolutions that is remarkably similar in appearance to that seen in the adult human brain (see video above).

Our model describes the constrained expansion of the locally damaged material and correctly predicts the surface deformation, as verified by comparing analytical results with experimental profilometry data and Finite Element simulations.

Because the smart LCM will also have stress recovery due to the constrained expansion, the wellbore can be strengthened by this stress release.

The study has clarified that the focus of city's plans had significantly shifted from constraining expansion to development promotion, in line with the intentions of the city government.

Shortage of laboratory personnel, limited funding, and limited technical support are some reasons noted for constraining expansion of necessary diagnostic testing and limiting laboratory capacity in sub-Saharan Africa [ 45, 46].

Because these changes coincide with the constriction of the end bud to ductal dimensions it seems likely that the relatively inelastic ECM girdle ultimately channels the pressure developed by cell division within the end bud forward, where no type I collagen constrains expansion.

However, if the metal lattice is constrained from expansion, this interaction may weaken and thereby increase the enthalpy of (de)hydrogenation.

But today's court decision continues a series of actions the last year by the courts and by the Federal Communications Commission under the Bush administration to eliminate decades-old ownership restrictions and other regulations that have constrained the expansion of the largest companies in the television, cable and telephone markets.

The relaxed stress occurs due to the SMP particles being constrained from expansion, and it reduces the overall stress recovery.

However, NTBs have constrained such expansion.

Most European solar firms view the current tariffs on Chinese solar panels as an unnecessary tax on the industry that constrains expansion, and postpones the day that subsidies can be dispensed with altogether.