Sentence examples for gross deformation of from inspiring English sources

Studies of cell contraction within three-dimensional constructs typically calculate an average contractile force from the gross deformation of a macroscopic substrate by a large cell population.

This intentionally absurd and cruelly satirical style is intended to express the tragic meaning of Spanish life which he saw as a gross deformation of European civilization through the systematic distortion of classic heroes.

A quasistatic assumption is used together with the Cauchy Born approximation to enforce the gross deformation of the continuum on the positions of the atoms.

Under monotonic loading conditions and in the presence of a notch, PEEK is a notch-weakening material in which notching suppresses gross deformation of the specimen and, as a consequence, alters the micromechanism of fracture.

We put into practice the approach to study the event on July 24 , 1996detected by Interball-1 and interpreted as gross deformation of the dayside magnetopause of about 5 RE caused by a process at the bow shock by (Sibeck et al., 1998).

Debris was removed and no gross deformation of the cup or polyurethane lining was apparent, nor were any decreasing trends in total load to failure apparent in successive testing and reuse of the cups.

In the children with fulminant hepatic failure (cases 4, 5) the liver had severe gross deformation, large areas of necrosis that were intermingled with nodules of residual hepatic parenchyma; huge necrotic zones were observed exhibiting a dense inflammatory infiltrate composed mainly of mononuclear cells.

Image analysis showed that the particles recovered fully when the gross deformation was 50% of the initial diameter, or less.

In this study, a gross deformation that leads to a burst of pressure boundary components was investigated.

In mmp1 nulls, ∼75% of dorsal trachea exhibit gross deformation with an obvious tracheal break (Fig. 6C).

The curved shape of the rigid shell results in gross deformation and load spreading.