Sentence examples for deep indentation from inspiring English sources
Deformation and energy absorption characteristics of a closed-cell aluminum foam, ALPORAS, during deep indentation were experimentally investigated by employing frustum of cone shaped indenters with varying cone angles and are compared with those observed in uniaxial compression with an objective of estimating mechanical properties such as shear strength from the indentation experiments.
This type of gastric contraction produces a deep indentation in the wall of the stomach.
It ended with a shudder around the ground and a deep indentation just short of the line.
In training sessions, he would leave a deep indentation in the heavy bag; observers shuddered to think what would happen if Ali were on the receiving end of similar treatment".
There were only three other survivors that day and Mr. Murangira, with a deep indentation in his forehead from where the bullet was removed, wants to make sure that the attack is never forgotten.
The pelvis, which is shaped somewhat like a funnel that is curved to one side, is almost completely enclosed in the deep indentation on the concave side of the kidney, the sinus.
When Mr. Vazquez said, "I do," his face was wrinkle-free, his marionette lines and the deep indentations around his nose gone.
Partly isolated by the deep indentations of the Humber and The Wash at its northern and southern boundaries, Lincolnshire relied primarily on its agriculture and the processing industries that it brought into being.
The west coast is fringed by deep indentations (sea lochs or fjords) and by numerous islands, varying in size from mere rocks to the large landmasses of Lewis and Harris, Skye, and Mull.
These phenomena are discussed from a geometrical difference of both indenters within the blunted regime and an extensive deformation of the hard substrate at deep indentations.
The cracks, according to 3D transient and 2D static simulations of wheel rail rolling contact, probably initiate at the bottom of deep indentations with a characteristic dimension longer than 2 4 mm.
