Sentence examples for fiber wound from inspiring English sources

At the heart of a FOG is a sensing coil comprised of several hundred meters of several kilometers of optical fiber, wound in one of several special patterns designed to improve gyroscopic performance.

Dissection resulted occasionally in localized fiber wounding, providing an opportunity to examine the effect of mechanical wounding in primary muscle fibers.

Woods et al. [12] developed a tube-like truss structure made of carbon fibers wound and cured around a "skeleton" of pultruded chord members, also made of carbon fiber reinforced polymer.

The problem studied here is that of a contractile fiber-wound toroidal tube immersed in a viscous incompressible fluid.

The method is applied to the damped vibrations of a fiber-wound toroidal tube, and empirical evidence of convergence is presented.

The effects of the liquid-like MWCNT reinforcements on the processing, mechanical and interfacial properties of carbon fiber filament wound composites were investigated.

Membrane types considered include hollow fiber, spiral-wound, tubular and flat sheet.

The knockdown of RhoC and Notch receptor caused decreased expression of fibronectin and actin stress fibers during wound healing [ 1, 115].

Although we focus primarily on mechanical deformation (i.e., strain) as a stimulus for collagen remodelling, stress-driven remodelling laws are addressed as well, inspired by studies of Olsen et al. (1999), Baek et al. (2006) and Hariton et al. (2006) who consider stress-induced alignment of collagen fibers in wound healing and arterial walls.

At day 7, discontinuity points of the skin fibers for wounds at 23°C could be noted in all slide sections, this observations were based on the detachment of epidermis from the dermis (Fig. 4E), whereas no detachment were observed at animals healing at 33°C (Fig. 4F).

For dimensioning of wound fiber reinforced high pressure vessels the design engineer has to consider various requirements.