Sentence examples for interlocking areas from inspiring English sources

Several interlocking areas of color, strongly suggesting a map of tectonic plates, could compose an entire landscape.

SAL has identified three separate, interlocking areas of focus for legal innovation and transformation: (1) fostering a global perspective; (2) adaptation of technology to advance and democratize legal service delivery; and (3) human-centered capability building through education and training.

Officials at Metro said the train may have derailed because of a problem at an interlocking, an area of track that has signals and switches and helps trains move from one track to another, between the Federal Triangle and Smithsonian stations.

In the event of failure modes, each hardwired interlock will back-up software interlocks and shutdown areas of plant to a failsafe condition.

A Nasca tunic with step design demonstrates color blocks woven separately, then interlocked with adjacent areas of pattern.

The presence of corrosion products weakens the joint and compromises the mechanical interlocking in the overlapping area of the joint promoting the advancement of crack near the bottom rivet (see point C in Fig. 5).

All these strangers interlocking arms and singing.

Many industrial companies, particularly from the Engineer-to-order (ETO) sector, have great difficulties to interlock with each other the areas of engineering, manufacturing and installation on-site.

The best mechanical results were obtained when the welding parameters were able to achieve a large bonding area of mechanical interlocking between naked carbon fibers and aluminum and a better load distribution.

A longitudinally slit interlocking nail keeps the defective area open throughout distraction (Figs. 2, 3).

Figure 13 shows the evolution of damage on the aluminium button for two sample sets, highlighting the effects of corrosion on the clinched joints, (e.g. the increase of oxide volume in the joining area compromises the interlocking and the thinning by dissolution of aluminium for long ageing time).