Sentence examples for essentially deformed from inspiring English sources
These results distinctly demonstrate that the PC index growth, preceding the substorm onset, is closely related to the appropriate rise in the E KL field, although the close linkage between E KL and PC in case of expanded substorms is essentially deformed by the high magnetic activity, serving as a background of the expanded substorm onsets.
Maximum values of the von Mises stress and the maximum shear stress at yielding are essentially independent of specimen's length for specimens deformed in tension.
For 65/35 illite/quartz gouges, the velocity dependence becomes essentially neutral at temperatures up to 350°C when deformed dry (i.e. Regimes 1 and 2 cannot be distinguished in the absence of water; Den Hartog and Spiers 2013; Den Hartog et al. 2012a).
For high D/t tubes and/or materials with longer Lüders strains, the propagation of the larger curvature is interrupted by collapse when a critical length is Lüders deformed leaving behind part of the structure essentially undeformed.
The "spannor" bundle deforms into essentially the usual spinor bundle as a conformally invariant parameter that may be interpreted as the space curvature becomes arbitrarily small.
The conjecture, proposed by Henri Poincaré in 1904, essentially says any shape that does not have any holes and that fits within a finite space can be stretched and deformed into a sphere.
One had a deformed skull.
In regions where the rocks have been strongly deformed through folding or faulting, the original attitudes of strata may be greatly altered, and sequences of strata that were once essentially horizontal may now be steeply inclined or overturned.
Many are deformed by radiation.
"My hands start becoming deformed.
