Sentence examples for deepest cavities from inspiring English sources
When Riddler suggests tearing down the palace and temple for wood to create a new defense system, Praxis argues that destroying the symbols of the culture they are fighting to preserve would "wreck our people in its deepest cavities, I mean the cavities of identity".
Circulating water pours over these inner surfaces and fills the deeper cavities.
Using two-by-six studs spaced every 24 inches, instead of two-by-fours at 16-inch intervals, created deeper cavities for insulation.
Deep cavities formed by detaching of conical droplets were determined as the most detrimental type of defects.
Electromagnetic scattering analysis of large and deep cavities embedded in an arbitrarily shaped host body is of high interest to the engineering community.
The profile resembles a surface that has been decorated with columns or mooring posts at high pressure and with deep cavities at low pressure.
The findings here, on the other hand, demonstrate that melting rates in the deep cavities beneath thick ice shelves that drain large basins can be sensitive to hydrographic changes on the adjacent continental shelf.
According to the layered Hoek-Brown rock masses with different characteristics, a continuous failure mechanism of roof collapse in the deep cavities is derived by using upper bound solutions.
The technique is successfully applied to the integration of polymer and gold plasmonic structures in silicon photonic SOI chips with 1.9 μm deep cavities intended to accommodate the plasmonic waveguide switching technology.
In high-speed milling of dies and moulds characterized by large-scale and deep cavities, how to design and select an appropriate cutter is a key to improve efficiency, quality and optimize machining parameters.
Analysis of several parts highlights two levels of difficulties between three types of shapes: prismatic parts with simple geometrical shapes, aeronautic structure parts composed of several shallow pockets and forging dies composed of several deep cavities which often contain protrusions.
