For instance, a 150 × 300 mm (6 × 12 in) UHPC cylinder broke after 13 min when a 0.24 MPa/s (35 psi/s) loading rate was applied.
The Cyrus Cylinder is an ancient clay cylinder, now broken into several fragments, on which is written a declaration in Akkadian cuneiform script in the name of the Persia's Achaemenid king Cyrus the Great.
These sheets develop into cylinders and the cylinders ultimately break into spherical droplets via Rayleigh-type instabilities.
The bathroom, fireplace, and service facilities in Johnson's house are contained in a circular, freestanding brick cylinder that breaks through the flat roof like a big chimney, and that appears from the outside to anchor the house to its site.
For grinding into flour, wheat is ground between a series of cylinders, beginning with a set of grooved cylinders to break the grain open and ending with a final set of smooth cylinders to reduce the coarse meal to fine flour.
Recently, Haber was visited by some British scholars who are interested in a collection, in Iran, of Persian music that is on cylinders that are broken into many pieces.
Speculating about the nature of such cambia, we could define two possibilities: cambia that look like fishnet stockings or cambia that are broken cylinders (Fig. 4).
This is in case they spot the teetering piles of unread papers in the PI's office, or catch sight of the PhD students trying to slash their wrists with a broken measuring cylinder.
"If you take a cylinder and you break it, particularly if it broke fifty years ago, everything on the pieces moves," Haber said.
She is crowded with memories like when she had to hide in a concrete cylinder because gunfighting broke out near her school bus.
