Sentence examples for indentation from from inspiring English sources

Computational and experimental results on the evolution of stresses and deformation fields due to indentation from a rigid spherical indenter on a graded substrate are presented.

In this work, it cannot be provided for such indentation load any evidence of dislocation activity and crack features at the free surface around the indentation from SEM observations, as illustrated in the insert of Fig. 1.

The size of the indentation from the plastic cup was clearly detectable on the femoral head and the size of the footprint was related to the load – larger footprints at higher load failures.

It is not possible to judge the relative importance of slip and twinning in the deformation of HMX, under the conditions encountered during indentation from purely microscopic observations around the impressions.

He has mild moderate laryngomalacia with indentation from the innominate artery and bilateral inguinal hernias.

With OLCR biometry more accurate AL measurements are obtained compared to applanation ultrasound, which inevitably leads to corneal indentation from the ultrasound probe, and artificially shortened AL readings [ 27].

Mine are a ghostly white, and still bear indentations from the socks I was wearing all morning.

Always at his side is Don Zimmer, whose bell was rung so loudly during his playing years that his head bears two indentations from the holes drilled by doctors to relieve swelling.

At Carnegie, I shoulder my way through a crowded sidewalk into a sardine-can lobby, looking for my date among the throng so that we may climb an aerobically challenging staircase to seats so closely set that my knees will develop indentations from the back of the chair in front.

It will, though, take something for this pitch to change character sufficiently for there has been no pace in it, little evidence of erratic bounce that might have eventuated from any indentations from the first day, no swing and hardly any turn to speak of.

The gouges appear to be plastically deformed indentations from edge contact; their occurrence is inconsistent with retrieval artefact.