Sentence examples for full fragmentation from inspiring English sources

The interfacial frictional shear strength inferred from the longitudinal strain profile of the broken fibre was calculated to be around 200 MPa, whereas a conventional post mortem full fragmentation analysis based on the mean fragment length would have incorrectly given a value of ∼700 MPa.

So why not embrace a full fragmentation of its platform — and let a thousand little blue ships set sail!

Fragmentation and depolarization events took place within minutes (initial depolarization: 3.6 min, s.e. 0.7; full fragmentation 5.3 min, s.e. 0.7).

After the wave had passed and mitochondria had undergone full fragmentation, additional depolarization took place (Fig  4C and D), thus suggesting a potential role for mitochondrial fragmentation in uncoupling and thermogenesis.

High spatial resolution synchrotron X-ray strain measurements and radiography/tomography have been combined to study the progressive fragmentation process during a single fibre full-fragmentation test.

Just as you label her movement sensuous and lyrical — and I do — you notice how full of fragmentation it is.

Global trade (full globalisation vs fragmentation) and food values (differing primary motivations for food choice such as price, convenience vs health and /or environmental impacts) were selected as starting points for the scenario development due to their significance for both food safety and nutrition.

It could well be that continued muddle through for the eurozone as a whole, rather than full resolution or fragmentation, is what would deliver the most official support for Greece.

The exhibition is divided up according to themes, including full-length portraiture, fragmentation, exaggeration of the figure and the body in motion.

Thus experienced analysts are needed to interpret results using confirmatory information such as full-scan analyses, fragmentation patterns and ion ratios.

And because of that fragmentation the full magnitude of the problem simply wasn't visible to most people".