Sentence examples for diverging surfaces from inspiring English sources

In this design unlike flat-faced dies the material has to flow over two kinds of surfaces namely converging and diverging surfaces, the combination of which causes the material flow in a smooth manner and with the correct speed so that the required final shape would be achieved.

The resultant shear stress gradient produces diverging surface deformation.

The impact of the airborne shock waves on the plate is approximated by a cylindrically diverging surface force resulting from the pressure of the incident and reflected shock waves.

Cave Astyanax diverged from surface fish 1.0 5.9 mya (Porter et al. 2007), so there has been time to accumulate neutral mutations.

This is because all human beings share something deeply in common: beneath the surface of diverging and conflicting ideas, emotions, tastes, inclinations and prejudices, our true nature is constituted by reason, which grasps the way in which everything in the universe is connected.

The adsorption of DP or its oxidation product on the electrode surface diverge the linearity for more concentrated solution [Shetti et al. 2012].

As expected, the Giardia isolates have diverged repertoires of surface proteins (VSPs and HCMPs) primarily coded in nonsyntenic regions of the genomes.

Together, these findings provide strong evidence that two different epicardial derived pathways diverge at the surface of the heart where the pericyte/caSMC lineage travels along vessels as they invade the myocardium to provide the different mural cells of the coronary vasculature.

There are two types of plates oceanic and continental which float on the surface of the Earth's mantle, diverging, converging, or sliding against one another.

A 400 μm diameter, slightly diverging (NA = 0.01) cone of light on the surface of the tissue geometry was used as the illumination.

Diverging winds aloft ahead of these troughs cause atmospheric lift within the troposphere below, which lowers surface pressures as upward motion partially counteracts the force of gravity.