Sentence examples for high energy impact from inspiring English sources

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The synthesized alloys exhibit a good compositional and microstructural homogeneity with nanometric sized particles due to the high energy impact during milling.

Examples of non-invasive models are intra-articular tibial plateau fractures that reproduce post-traumatic OA from high energy impact and cyclic articular cartilage tibial compression mimicking chronic joint overuse (Christiansen et al. 2015).

High energy impact tests with projectile velocity ranging from 490 to 950 m/s were performed on both nano-reinforced epoxy-Kevlar 29 panels and epoxy-Kevlar 29 ones.

Most often the non-union has a multifactorial cause combining fracture characteristics (e.g. low vs. high energy impact, comminution, location, soft tissue damage, open vs. closed), patient characteristics (age, co-morbidities) as well as surgeon-dependent causes (surgical technique and strategy).

As a result, analysis and prediction of the behaviour of such structures when subjected to high energy impacts is very complex.

The results indicate a sensible fatigue strength improvement obtained through application of severe shot peening with respect to conventional shot peening, notwithstanding the specimen's very high surface roughness due to high energy impacts.

The impact tests have been carried out by using an in-house built linear electromagnetic accelerator, known as railgun; the results show that a thin and light tile of the designed composite material is able to absorb high energy impacts with local delamination of the layered structure.

The subtrochanteric fractures, on the other hand, are typically the result of high energy impacts such as motor vehicle accidents and falls from a height [ 53].

The panel dent will not be visible until the stiffener is completely fractured under a higher energy impact.

The next study is from a higher energy impact event on a large structure: a carbon fibre reinforced polymer (CFRP) wingbox.