Sentence examples for failure of smooth from inspiring English sources

A system of microstructure-dependent fatigue failure models that allows calculating the number of stress cycles to failure of smooth specimens in the absence of data on the fatigue resistance of the material is proposed.

The failure of isolated smooth muscle cells from mesenteric arteries to generate ceramide in response to hypoxia indicates that hypoxic activation of nSMAse is specific of PA.

For 1.1 % of the roof displacement threshold, corresponding probabilities of failure for smoothed and non-smoothed material are 0.99976 and 0.986574 respectively.

On Capitol Hill, the loudest complaints seemed driven by the failure of the usually smooth Obama team to consult Senator Dianne Feinstein, the new chairwoman of the intelligence committee.

Vasoplegic shock, due to failure of the vascular smooth muscle to constrict, results in arterial and venodilation [36].

Vasoplegic shock, due to failure of the vascular smooth muscle to constrict, results in arterial and venodilation [ 36].

Vasodilatory shock was defined as hypotension due to peripheral vasodilatation as result of failure of the vascular smooth muscle to constrict [ 2].

There are many possible explanations for this result (for example, error in branch length estimation, failure of the rate smoothing method to comply with the 18S rDNA rate heterogeneity, underestimation of the true age by the other fossils as a result of an incomplete fossil record) [ 17, 33].

The important role of insulin for heart function is further supported by Kim et al., who showed that insulin preserves heart function in streptozotocin-induced diabetic heart failure with and without transplantation of smooth muscle cells [ 25].

The gradual, smooth failure of the glass fiber CNTRP jacket took place at higher load levels than GFRP.

The modus operandi, in a first instance, consists of developing a fatigue master curve that relates the total strain energy density and the number of cycles to failure using smooth specimens subjected to strain-controlled conditions.