Sentence examples for linked to crack from inspiring English sources

Consequently, violence became linked to crack cocaine as these small-time drug dealers defended their economic boundaries.

With respect to microstructure, we have shown that the porosity is very closely linked to crack surface area (Figure 8D) and, thus, that increasing crack density corresponds to a sample with a higher permeability.

"We are in the beginning of the great European depression, and Greece is the first link to crack, so politics change and Alexis Tsipras tries to begin another circle.

Plasticity induced crack closure (PICC) is linked to the crack tip plastic deformation, which becomes residual with crack propagation.

Accordingly, 3D-FE numerical models with and without contact were developed for a wide range of loading scenarios and the crack tip parameters usually linked to fatigue crack growth, namely range of cyclic plastic strain, crack tip opening displacement, size of reversed plastic zone and total plastic dissipation per cycle were investigated.

In describing the officer's concerns, they cited the violence linked to the crack trade, the association of Mr. Frazier's codefendants with the Bloods, and the recent shooting deaths of two undercover officers on Staten Island.

A continuously monitored decrease in stiffness of the system is linked to the crack length and the effective fracture energy for the non-standard geometry of the testing device.

The deaths in the mid-to-late-'80s coincided with a surge in slayings linked to the crack cocaine epidemic.

Based on our experience of around 25 investigated unstable slopes, directionality is typically linked to open cracks (Burjánek et al. 2012, 2017).

Two security guys showed up, the same on TV and in life: beefy guys whose scrupulous politeness was somehow linked to their willingness to crack skulls.

Reference texture is unambiguously linked to the reference crack growth rate, which is related to the conventional crack growth rate by the reference factor.