Sentence examples for fibres ends from inspiring English sources

The intrusive elongation of primary phloem fibres ends within the top 6 cm of growing hemp stems, as evident by reaching the maximal fibre number per bundle and per stem cross-section at that distance from the SAM.

After scientists started showing how these fibres ended up lodged in the guts of fish, newspapers ran articles with headlines such as "Yoga pants are destroying the Earth", while eco-conscious brands such as Patagonia scrambled for solutions.

Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Central processes of the dorsal root fibres end in the posterior gray column (dorsal horn) of the cord or ascend to nuclei in the lower part of the brain.

Hypoglossal fibres end in intrinsic tongue muscles, which modify the shape of the tongue (as in rolling the edges), as well as in extrinsic muscles that are responsible for changing its position in the mouth.

After his arrival at the University of Pavia (1875), Golgi found and described (1880) the point (now known as the Golgi tendon spindle or Golgi tendon organ) at which sensory nerve fibres end in rich branchings encapsulated within a tendon.

Such enhanced localized plasticity at fibre ends was suggested to result from interactions of stress fields with nearby fibre ends when the fibre-end spacing is less than the critical value.

The sample was designed to include a row of fibre ends within the test-piece.

The radiographs show that fibre breakages occur during straining, even in the vicinity of the fibre ends.

The transcrystalline interphase enhances fibre-matrix adhesion and reduces stress concentration and cavitation at the fibre ends.

Fibre failure, damage at fibre ends, debonding and damage growth in the matrix have been identified as damage mechanisms for these materials.

The observed brittle-ductile transition was found to originate from an observed enhanced matrix plasticity at fibre ends when the glass fibres are sufficiently closely spaced.