Sentence examples for is abrasion from inspiring English sources

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is abrasion

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The act of abrading, wearing, or rubbing off; the wearing away by friction.

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"Imagine you want something that has high conductivity, but also is abrasion resistant," said Roemer.

The predominant wear mechanism is abrasion and peeling.

The results show that the main mechanism of tool wear is abrasion and not heat.

The teeth consist of a soft core and a hard shell that is abrasion resistant under extreme mechanical loads with which they are subjected during the scraping process.

Composition analysis of the worn surface and worn debris indicates that, the major wear mechanism of all these HE alloys is abrasion.

Currently the surgical technique of choice for stimulated endogenous repair is abrasion arthroplasty alone or combined with subchondral bone microfracture [ 6].

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Even though the Omni PC can expand, it's still a durable piece made of polycarbonate plastic with a micro-diamond texture that is abrasion-resistant so it can continue to look brand-new even after its hundredth trip.

The most prevalent damage modes were abrasion, pitting, and delamination.

The failure types were abrasion and plastic deformation.

Consequently, the dominant breakage mechanism for OBM and CBM are abrasion and impact, respectively.

The main mechanisms were abrasion wear and mild oxidative wear when normal load was 5 N.

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