Sentence examples for elastic closure from inspiring English sources
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The birch cradle has channels that keep the ports and buttons accessible, and the back of the case has a hole for the camera's aperture, although to take a photo, you have to hold the front flap and the elastic closure out of the way.
From this observation, we can infer that elastic closure of microfractures is important even in samples with high connected porosity.
It is difficult to explain such large permeability reductions as a result of the stress-induced elastic closure of spherical pores (Ostensen 1983).
This is attributed to the rock experiencing compaction involving elastic closure of existing microcracks and grain boundaries favorably oriented at high angle to axial stress at early stage of loading (near-elastic domain) or due to cementing material detachment announcing pour collapse at late stage of loading (inelastic domain).
In March , 2014 Moleskine introduced the myCloud accessories, a line of utility-chic travel bags and wallets with elastic band closures that mimic the notebook's style.
It is shown that the improved computational efficiency facilitated the delineation of the first-order elastic property closures involving the normal shear coupling stiffness coefficients.
Function related to the closure pressure elastic modulus etc., dimensionless.
Indeed, in addition to its elastic part, an irreversible closure of the fracture can occur due to mechanisms such as damage by brittle fractures or plastic flow of contacts (Brown and Scholz 1986), viscous creep of the contacts inducing time-dependent closure (Matsuki et al. 2001) or stress corrosion process (Yasuhara and Elsworth 2008).
At the dorsum of hand or foot, instead of Schnogh we applied a One-Touch Free SuppOkayamaDaiya, Okayama, Japan), which is a free-wrapping elastic material with Velcro closure.
