Sentence examples for initial fracturing from inspiring English sources

That initial fracturing of the family over Sylvia's socialist outlook was to lead to an insurmountable chasm in political outlooks and relations between the women.

The computed forces are evaluated in terms of the initial fracturing along a given failure plane that is required in order for the detachment to occur.

The analysis shows that tsunami, as well as large swell waves, are capable of quarrying the megaclast, provided that sufficient initial fracturing is present.

Re-fracturing is important for stimulating low-permeability reservoirs, for the effective production duration after the initial fracturing is short and needs to be stimulated again.

The stress distribution near the edge of the specimen and in the lower part of the specimen, including the initial fracturing area and healed plane, was influenced by the lower end cap of the experimental apparatus.

The results obtained indicate that the efficiency of strengthening is primarily determined by the relief of local stress in the member's reinforcing steel bars before they rupture, and the fatigue life of the reinforcing steel after its initial fracturing.

Furthermore, with increasing number of natural fractures, initial fracture pressure decreases and the initiation mode tends to be tensile failure along natural fracture plane.

For the double K fracture criterion, a cohesive fracture toughness in introduced to calculated the initial cracking fracture toughness.

However, in fractured formation, it is very tricky to obtain initial fracture pressure due to the influence of rich natural fractures.

By controlled and local enlargement of the well bore diameter, initial fracture sources are created, potentially reducing the injection pressure during hydraulic stimulation, initiating fracture growth, optimizing fracture propagation and increasing the number of accessible preexisting fractures.

Three weeks later (after more tests), the Nets revealed that Lopez's initial fracture had not fully healed.