Sentence examples for double bent from inspiring English sources

Slightly double bent, but isolated nanopillars were observed after etching in the λ3 solution (Figure4e), while straight and short nanopillars were observed after etching in the λ4 solution (Figure4g).

Three typical test problems of flow in a gradual expansion duct, flow in a double bent channel, and natural convection between concentric and eccentric annuli have been calculated to indicate the feasibility and performances of the present formulation.

"She may have been old, double bent but inside she had the spirit of a young 'un, so she stopped, listened, put one hand on her Zimmer and tapped her foot back and forth, that progressed to a proper shuffle, then on her letting go of her Zimmer altogether," Woodward told HuffPost.

He's known for designing the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, an origami-like building on a triangular plot with rectangular galleries inside, spiraling around a sky-lighted atrium composed of smoothly curved, hyperbolic paraboloids: double-bent planes, like saddles.

In this publication, an open-architecture, double-bent filter that is twisted ('Twist Filter™') is described.

The formation of lightly double-bent nanopillars (Figure4e) is probably due to the periodic depletion of H2O2 at the etching front (Au film front), and the corresponding periodic oscillations of the cathodic current can switch the etching directions[19].

The effect of double-bent blade implement angles on soil disturbance area, percent of residues remaining on soil surface, clod mean weight diameter (MWD), and soil bulk density was investigated using a split plot experiments in a randomized complete block design.

The double takes Bent to three goals in three appearances for Derby since signing on loan from Aston Villa.

England were in cruise control and their lead was doubled by Bent 14 minutes before the break.

Peter Eyre, with his effortless drawl, self-abstraction and snooker obsession, convinces you that he is indeed her brother; her nastiest servant pronounces 'rien' as if it were a swearword; her most devoted attendant (Timothy Bateson) is bent double, and almost double-double as if in gratitude but also in irony.

Her spine was bent double and swollen legs made walking almost impossible.