Sentence examples for deeper defects from inspiring English sources

Higher values of delamination inclination means deeper defects and therefore less audible, recordable sounds.

Fragile glass fails easily during bending tests, and glasses with deeper defects as well as higher defect density are more prone to failure.

Additional annealing in an oxygen atmosphere caused the appearance of new "deeper" defects and reducing of the concentration of existing complexes (Fig. 5a, curve 3).

The bending strength increase was saturated with a 500-nm-deep nanostructure in aluminosilicate glass but a 750-nm-deep nanostructure in borosilicate glass because borosilicate glass has deeper defects than aluminosilicate glass.

This configuration, despite its low cost, allows better performances than commercial equipments because deeper defects can be detected due to the higher sensitivity of the GMR sensor, which is constant in a very large frequency range (10 Hz–1 MHz), but also because a precisely located graphical representation of the defect is delivered to the user due to the incorporated positioning system.

Osteochondral defects are deeper defects that involve subchondral plate disruption and diffusion of subchondral marrow contents into the defect site.

Deeper nanostructures can redistribute the stress near deeper defect tips.

This bilobed flap design could improve the arc of flap rotation and the mobility of the flap so it could cover wide and deep defects.

Predicted fatigue lives of about 20,000 cycles justify fatigue propagation up to failure in weld metal, from initial 2 mm deep defects introduced during manufacturing.

The visible emission centered at 2.36 eV, due to deep defects, is less intense than the UV one showing the good structural quality of the ZnO nanocrystallized film.

It is also important to note that other deep defects cannot be completely ignored, as it has been shown that the spectral position of the green band in ZnO nanocrystals is affected strongly by the fabrication technique [21].