Sentence examples for cylinders consisting of from inspiring English sources
They are hollow cylinders consisting of about 13 parallel protofilaments (PF) formed by the head-to-tail assembly of αβ-tubulin heterodimers.
Rotogravure cylinders consist of a steel mandrel on which a layer of copper has been deposited by electroplating.
The constituent cylinders consist of a core and a coating both of which are cylindrically orthotropic with the volume fraction of the core being the same in every composite cylinder.
The model of solution of configuration of single row of cylinders is similar to that of given by Khan et al. (2006) which the bundle of cylinders consist of a single cylinder arranged in the same distance, the same flow, and thermal characteristic around it.
There followed a technically accurate description of the gadget, a small metal cylinder consisting of two fine wires connected to a tiny piece of semi-conductive material soldered to a metal base.
A semi-analytical theory of the acoustics of an infinite cylinder consisting of concentric layers of anisotropic elastic solids and isotropic fluids is given.
The present method is suitable for a multilayered orthotropic piezoelectric infinite hollow cylinder consisting of arbitrary layers and subjected to arbitrary axisymmetric dynamic loads.
The extension of this work to a composite cylinder consisting of several concentric layers, surrounding a central core, which are either bonded together or make a frictionless contact, is briefly described.
The intention in this paper is to use the continuum approach and describe the analytical solutions that govern the simple bending, flexure, or bending under a uniform load, of an anisotropic elastic cylinder consisting of a single material of this type.
The experimental implants were a 10-mm high cylinder consisting of a core and a coating made of ASTM-136 (titanium Titalloy (Ti) alloy.
From negative stain images, the complex was interpreted as a flat cylinder consisting of an octamer (Wackett et al., 1987) or hexamer (Braks et al., 1994) of the heterotrimer.
