Sentence examples for event of breakage from inspiring English sources

The numerical results clearly establish the robustness of the proposed inverse optimal offset control schemes in regulating the satellite dynamics of a two-tether system in the event of breakage of one of the tethers.

International Air Transport Association IATAA) regulations require that specimens be placed in a primary receptacle, i.e. a blood tube or a screw-capped bottle, surrounded by sufficient absorbent material (such as cotton wool) so that in the event of breakage the fluid contents of the primary container will be retained within the secondary packaging.

In the work presented here, oil was dispersed in water in a continuous OBR, and a High Speed Camera was used to record the events of breakage of individual oil droplets and probabilities of breakage were estimated.

The present work formulates macroscopic balances of populations with due regard to the evolving non-uniformity of the size distribution in each size interval as a result of breakage and aggregation events.

In many cases this is due to safety concerns caused by traditional leaded swivels causing serious injuries, and even fatalities, when they fly-back at the crew in the event of line breakage (e.g. from shark bite offs) during line hauling.

Because of their size, such vials can be sent in small padded envelopes if suitably sealed in a plastic bag or secondary container containing sufficient absorbent material to soak up the medium in the event of a breakage or leak.

However, our method does depend on the topology of the evolutionary tree to infer independence of breakage events.

The aggregation density parameter is not supposed to model the real number of breakages, but is meant to provide a control that the results are not biased due to an under-estimation of the number of breakage events in large BPRs.

Our analysis of recombination events associated with breakage of a dicentric chromosome shows two types of events.

There was an unfamiliar sound of breakage.

Mirrors were very expensive until the 19th century, partly, Mr. Victoria said, because of breakage during production.