Sentence examples for fracture off from inspiring English sources

In hypocalcified AI, the enamel may be so soft that it can be scraped away by hand, whereas in hypomaturation AI the enamel is hard yet brittle and prone to fracture off.

"When we looked at human tissue, the cervical epithelium fractured off, and the rectal mucosa came off as well".

The integrated portion of the spindle remained attached to the posterior bone that fractured off as a segmental piece between the spindle and the anchor plug.

According to our reconstruction, the most recent common ancestors of the resurrected genus Mydosama were most likely distributed on Borneo and other Southeast islands such as Sulawesi and Philippines that fractured off mainland Asia between the Oligocene and Miocene.

The fracture set off a chain reaction, which first unleashed a punishing blast of cold in Europe and Asia.

Cassidy quickly discovers that reality has started to fracture, breaking off into clusters and trapping local residents like characters in Lost.

The effective tensile stress in a wider region should induce more microcracks, thereby enhancing the possibility of the hydraulic fracture branching off from the pre-existing fracture.

As the stress difference decreases, induced fractures branch off in relatively arbitrary directions.

Cuadrilla's main focus has been on Lancashire in the northwest, where it stumbled badly in 2011 when hydraulic fracturing set off minor earthquakes.

Magnitude of (s_{{{text{h }}hbox{min} }}) can be measured via different methods like hydraulic fracture, leak-off tests, micro-fracture test and mini-fracture test.

This lowers fluid losses by fracture leak-off and could also be applied to selectively increase proppant size in large fractures.