Sentence examples for continuous rupture from inspiring English sources

The continuous rupture and bursting of bubbles creates localized turbulence and recirculation, which helps in faster transfer of trace pollutants to the active sites of the solid adsorbents.

The rupture surface area was discretized into 0.05 km2 elemental areas that were small enough to obtain continuous rupture for frequencies up to 20 Hz.

This spacing is chosen so that the sources are dense enough to represent a continuous rupture yet the coda wave is still substantial to maintain realistic signal non-stationarity.

The dominating unit deformation mechanism f alpha-helical protein networks is protein unfolding mediated by continuous rupture of clusters of H-bonds, as shown in Figures 6.

This situation could reduce the chances of a continuous surface rupture.

Moreover, there are also some cases where continuous faults have ruptured during an earthquake (e.g., the 1992 Landers earthquake, California (Wald and Heaton 1994) and the 2002 Denali earthquake, Alaska (Asano et al. 2005)).

Transient elongational viscosity, η(˙εo t), measured during the case I elongation exhibits a continuous increase up to rupture with the absence of a morphological change.

As a result, the activation energy supplied by a single set pulse is not sufficient to generate formation and rupture of continuous filaments.

Under the design conditions of a research reactor, the siphon phenomenon induced by pipe rupture can cause continuous efflux of water.

A drawback of this method is the need of continuous monitoring; that is, the rupture is not detected if the system is momentarily off.

Consequently, the CNT woven structure on the top of arrays ruptured, and a continuous gap would form along the axis of the quartz fiber.