Sentence examples for contact perimeter from inspiring English sources

The average (mean) surface deformation state around the contact perimeter in Vickers indents follows a similar correlation with n as that found for spherical indentation.

C is the contact perimeter between the oil phase (core) and the pipe wall.

Contact splitting can increase adhesion if the forces of individual contacts scale with their width or perimeter (comparing a smooth and a hairy toe pad of the same size, the hairy pad has a much smaller total contact area, but a much larger total contact perimeter), and if different contacts are loaded simultaneously so that a condition of 'equal load sharing' is achieved [ 101].

This radial flow is the consequence of one precondition inherent to this physical model: the contact line (the perimeter of the droplet) does not shrink during the drying process.

The underlying non-wetting barrier layer provides a conductive path for electrodeposition from contacts on the perimeter of the work piece to the trench bottom.

One of the most important factors is that the backing ring must be of proper width to compensate for heat conducted into the wafer perimeter through contact with the hotter platen.

At Sanders rallies, volunteers armed with clipboards work the perimeters, gathering contact information from attendees.

These results again point to the utility of hybrid control programs using both "green" products and synthetic products, green closer to points of human contact and synthetic as a perimeter treatment.

This operation had three goals: to divert Japanese attention from Cape Gloucester, to provide a base for PT boats, and to establish a defensive perimeter and make contact with the Marines once they landed.

We calculated the portion of ASI perimeter that was contacted by PAP (astrocytic perimeter) and the ratio between the astrocytic perimeter and the whole ASI perimeter (Fig.  6d).

There's virtually no contact with the country beyond the perimeter.