Sentence examples for crack itself from inspiring English sources

Within a few years, at least in most big cities, the drug market had stabilised and settled, even moving indoors; the turf-wars were over, and crack itself had become passé.

"I'd say," he ventures, "that they've dug quite a narrow but quite a deep trench here, probably not much wider than the crack itself, then dropped in narrow pre-cast vertical slabs, all made off-site, to form the sides.

As a result, it damages the crack itself, which may eventually enlarge into a larger opening.

The crack itself is modelled as a distribution of the derived dislocation solutions for the strip.

The Canny edge detection method estimates the location of the crack boundary, while the other three methods estimate the location of the crack itself.

The silogen containing models of crack propagation in silicon work by describing the crack itself using quantum mechanics and the region immediately surrounding the crack using classical molecular dynamics.

Even where Communism cracked itself up, however, it left behind gigantic shards, like obsolete factories and the K.G.B.

Autogenous healing is the ability of concrete to heal its cracks itself.

This isn't an apocalypse story that has always been an apocalypse story, this was a clever little procedural comic that cracked itself wide open in the middle of its run.

"Considering all the words for mental illness, both those used by medical doctors and those that are cruel slurs used by the general public, it is striking how many of them have connotations of being broken or disorganised: deranged, crazy (which means cracked— itself a derogatory term), unglued, having a screw loose, unhinged, off the wall".

In this case, the crack front itself extends, when Φi ≈ 10 J m−2, subject to small blunting displacements.