Sentence examples for is continuously subject from inspiring English sources

In multi-disciplinary design processes in the field of Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC), the design of buildings is continuously subject to transformations by the individual disciplines, e.g. when the structural designer makes a structural design for the building using the spatial design of the architect as a starting point.

Genomic DNA is continuously subject to many types of damage resulting from endogenous factors (production of reactive oxygen species, stalled replication forks, etc).

Complex hindfoot anatomy and the associated biomechanics pose a challenge to the surgical treatment of displaced intra-articular calcaneal fractures because the calcaneus is continuously subjected to compressive forces with the articular facets participating in both Chopart's joint of the midfoot and in the subtalar joint with the talus [1, 2, 3, 7].

Microtubules form a dynamic network that is continuously subjected to polymerization, de-polymerization and pausing [ 20].

However, DNA is continuously subjected to damage even under physiological conditions.

Genomic DNA is continuously subjected to various harmful insults, such as UV light, ionizing radiation, or nucleic-acid modifying compounds, resulting in thousands of DNA alterations in each cell every day [ 1].

Those studies demonstrated that equine specific formations of primary, secondary and tertiary dentin guarantee an effective dynamic seal of the pulp although the tooth is continuously subjected to massive occlusal wear.

Marine vessels are continuously subject to impulsive loading from impact on the water surface.

Elbows are considered the weakest part of a pipeline system, which are continuously subject to erosion-corrosion problems (Ansari et al. 2012; Keating and Nesic 1999).

The water bodies, rivers, lakes, dams and estuaries are continuously subject to dynamic change with respect to the geological age, geochemical characteristics and anthropogenic influences.

Tensile structures are continuously subject to a combination of biaxial tensile stress and shear stress, yet there is no accepted method for accurately determining shear behaviour in a tensioned fabric.