Sentence examples for fractured itself from inspiring English sources

Per square mile, no other state has fractured itself into as many pieces.

We propose a criterion to assess the feasibility for the exfoliation of two-dimensional sheets from an adhesive substrate without fracturing itself, and explore the effects of material and interface properties, as well as the geometrical, kinetic factors on the peeling behaviors and the torn morphology.

The street next to the embankment wall collapsed (Fig. 1c), and the earth fill material was fully retained by the embankment wall that was seriously deformed towards the Arno river, fracturing itself in three main areas (Fig. 1b, d), but did not collapse.

It also has fractured Europe itself, with Britain and Spain the most prominent European countries supporting the Bush administration's decision to go to war.

And often that methane is probably not attributable to the process of hydraulic fracturing itself but to faulty construction of gas well that were completed following hydraulic fracturing.

"In my experience, it depends on the fracture itself," Collins said of the timetable for Wright's return.

Mrs. Rees developed sciatic pain from another byproduct of the fall — a compressed nerve — that was as excruciating as the fracture itself.

The fracture itself is by the slipping of fibers from the network and not by the breakage of fibers.

Furthermore, this "shielding" ratio is found to be strongly sensitive to the ideal work of fracture itself, as well as other material properties.

The process of hydraulic fracturing itself is not new, but the drilling techniques needed to drill down and then out horizontally for several hundred metres before deploying explosives and pressurised water are.

"A major part of our study was to see if there was any verifiable evidence that hydraulic fracturing itself was producing contaminated waters that ended up in groundwater," he told the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Vancouver.