Sentence examples for interlocking across from inspiring English sources

Bonding occurs by local grain boundary migration, which allows diffusion and atom interlocking across the contact between two clean surfaces.

The macroscopic shear strength contribution of concrete in reinforced concrete members is supported by dowel action, aggregate interlocking across tension-shear cracks and the tensile stress field that becomes mobilised in concrete through reinforcement concrete bond.

There couldn't be a more exciting time to invest in Europe -- the tech scene is booming, digital global value chains are interlocking across the continent and a strong movement of collaboration among entrepreneurs is underpinning this dynamism.

I remember looking at the plans and trying to figure out how the split level units interlocked across each floor and I couldn't.

There are two main attractions within the park: the Kaloko fishpond, an area of loko kuapa (rockwall fishponds) constructed of interlocking rocks across a natural embayment on the coast, and Honokōhau, a former extensive settlement on the south side of the park.

Shear friction or aggregate interlock behaviour across sliding planes in concrete is now a well-established area of research.

With a military precision, Nikpah kicked, struck and blocked across the interlocking red and blue floor mats as his coach, Mohammed Bashir Tareki, looked on.

However, even with these limitations, it has been shown that financial shocks can be transmitted across the interlocking network regardless of the degrees of separation between corporations [2], [3], [15] [17].

Instead, like all powerful qualitative data, the stories have directed me on a different path to examine a set of interlocking themes that cut across all these lived experiences and that define our ongoing evolution of coming out and our lives― dignity, masculinity, otherness, and intersectionality, to name a few.

For years, that has been a cardinal rule in the vast interlocking grid that distributes electricity across the Western United States.

Mechanisms explain effects in terms of interlocking parts, and the relation across levels, they affirm, is one of constitution, not causation; causation can only be intra-level.