Next he has me look at a dot-size cross-section sample of the "Adoration" under a microscope, which shows that by the time color was first brushed on top of Leonardo's sketch, there were already significant cracks in the work, cracks deep enough for the wet orange-brown paint to have seeped down into them.
At this point all hell breaks loose, not simply because Teta finds out that Rasa is queer but because a central protective surface of Arab life has been hit hard and cracked deep: it is the accepted wisdom that "appearances," that is, the glue that holds together "society" itself, is everything.
When hunger strikes, head directly to Arawak Cay (known locally as "the fish fry"), a colourful outdoor village of painted shacks where tourists and locals alike mix it up over plates of hot "cracked" (deep-fried) conch and plastic cups of "sky juice", a high-octane mix of gin, coconut water and nutmeg.
As observed in the theoretical results, the surface wave velocity is only sensitive to a crack deeper than about 80%% of the wavelength of surface waves.
This observation is consistent with observations by previous researchers (Masserey and Mazza 2007) that the surface wave velocity is only sensitive to a crack deeper than about 80%% of the wavelength of surface waves.
Then, extensive FE analyses are performed to determine the stress intensity magnification factor (Mk) at the crack deepest point and the crack ends of a surface crack in misaligned pipes.
Cracks, deep and long, opened in the earth.
The noise coming from the glacier was constant — sharp cracks, deep rumbles like the sound of furniture being moved across a floor, and from time to time the showering of ice inside a hidden crevasse.
It can be seen that at the same discharge current the pulse on-time increases resulting in the formation of sub-surface cracks, deep craters.
In Part II of this series, we experimentally studied the failure behavior of electrically conductive cracks (deep notches) in poled lead zirconate titanate PZT-8 ceramics.
