Sentence examples for core undergoing from inspiring English sources

In this paper we focus on of Sodium Fast Reactor core undergoing several mechanical scenarios.

Although this is a small amount of power-per-unit-volume — a human being metabolizing their food over the course of a day is more energetic than a human-sized volume of the Sun's core undergoing fusion — the Sun is absolutely enormous.

The graphite matrix of the assemblies in the reactor core undergoes a dimensional change during the operation due to thermal expansion and neutron fluence.

During biosynthesis of amphotericin, the macrolactone core undergoes three modifications: oxidation of a methyl branch to a carboxyl group, mycosaminylation, and hydroxylation.

The core is weak and thick enough that only part or all of the front face sheet and the core undergo permanent plastic deformations, while the back face sheet undergoes an elastic vibration.

A tubular braid without any core undergoes large lateral contraction but when elastic materials are inserted in the hollow braids, they can potentially act as reinforcement in energy absorbing composites.

This model was extended to allow moment redistribution in the pipe as the core undergoes tensile softening, cracking, and yielding of the steel cylinder and PS wire (Zarghamee and Fok 1990).

Maue said the storm has avoided the typical hiccups that other intense storms encounter, such as eyewall replacement cycles, during which a storm's inner core undergoes a reorganization.

As a white dwarf core undergoes crystallization into a solid phase, latent heat is released which provides a source of thermal energy that delays the gradual cooling of the star.

The virion core undergoes uncoating, the viral RNA genome is converted into proviral DNA by the virally encoded enzyme reverse transcriptase (RT) [ 7].

Quantitative site-specific dynamics measurements reveal that, despite their stabilizing role and supramolecular interactions, the httNT α-helices outside this amyloid core undergo molten-globule-like motions.