The phrase "indentation for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the purpose of an indentation, such as paragraph indentation in a written document. Example: The indentation for each paragraph in this essay is set to 0.5 inches.
The collision left the Philip with a slightly curved indentation for the rest of the war — maybe fifty feet long and twelve inches deep — and it cost us about a knot of maximum speed.
Chord web deflection is larger than the chord flange indentation for steel concrete PVC SHS joints.
While the code examples use line breaks and indentation for clarity, this is not required; whitespace is insignificant to chemfig.
And in general, the aim is to try to simplify complexity: while there used to be different levels of indentation for different shared stories, now each has its unique part.
Using the proposed method, curves of impact load versus indentation for three typical collision scenarios are obtained.
Hardness and elastic modulus were also determined by the use of instrumented indentation for each layer in the different coatings.
Check out the colored lines painted in the radiating ridges of the conical indentations, for example.
Finally, the rubberized top right edge of this camcorder features three gentle indentations for your fingertips.
Out comes a long transparent pipe with five indentations for yogurt mousse topped with spoon fruits made of such ingredients as lemon (one indentation) and olive (another).
The maps that illustrated this voyage, however, show only nameless indentations for the mouths of rivers on an otherwise smooth coastline.
Josephssons sells everything from Orrefors (its colorful and lower-priced Home line fills many a shop window) to charming brikka mugg sets (small plates with indentations for a mug that are perfect for transporting soup and a sandwich to a favorite armchair on a cold winter day).
