Sentence examples for has propagated through from inspiring English sources
This effect remains also after the crack has propagated through the mode II plastic zone.
When the crack has propagated through the element, the element is completely failed and therefore can only resist volumetric compression.
Time-averaging electronic speckle pattern interferometry (ESPI) allows to record the phase modulation of light that has propagated through a sound field.
This approach entails the use of a piezoelectric transducer to introduce a pulsed ultrasonic stress wave into a concrete element and use the same transducer or another to measure the pulse after it has propagated through the element.
Thus while StO2 signals can be derived from measurements that propagate through several centimeters of tissue, the actual value derived will be from a mixture of attenuations of the source tissues as well as those tissues that the signal has propagated through.
Since it was first published by Chance and colleagues [ 4, 12], this value of 1 2% of respiration going to O2− has propagated through the literature and has been used erroneously to estimate mitochondrial O2− production in vivo, even though the original authors made it clear that it only applied to particular experimental conditions [ 12].
In a and b, the areas of JMA intensity 3 and larger extend to trench-parallel direction (the vertical direction of the figure), since the high-frequency waves have propagated through the slab.
Moreover, various spelling and orthographical errors have propagated through scholarship on early race film, so the creation of our database was an opportunity to verify the original spellings, dates, and as far as possible casts and production companies of these films.
The British ideas of division and the Turkish insistence on partition have propagated through what has followed including the UN supported negotiations between the Greek and Turkish Cypriots, and the Annan Plan.
