Sentence examples for loss of thickness from inspiring English sources

A numerical case study is presented for a locally damaged beam represented by a loss of thickness of one reinforcement bar.

The purpose of this T1ρ MRI study was to define an objective femoral condyle-specific registration method, in which zone-dependent cartilage compositional changes could be assessed from the bone outward through the existing cartilage, at pre-ACL reconstruction and subsequent follow-up times, when the loss of thickness to surface-down cartilage erosion might occur later in the OA pathogenesis.

"We think there's a loss of mentoring in modern theological seminaries with virtual or distance education, a loss of thickness," Duncan said.

"We've lost on the order of 50percentt of the [summertime] ice in just the last couple of decades, between those two factors operating simultaneously: the loss of extent and the loss of thickness".

However, the severe loss of thickness and increased porosity in the subchondral plate are the same in both models.

Compared with unbrushed and manually or sonically driven brushed SCFs, powered rotary oscillatory brushing leads to deglycosylation of the SCF, loss of thickness, and a rougher film.

Indirect detection requires the application of an excitation signal for which the response of the material can be measured to indicate deterioration, for example ultrasonic thickness testing may reveal loss of wall thickness in pipes.

In [23], annealing of undoped hydrogenated DLC films in oxygen-containing ambient resulted in mass loss, decrease of thickness, and sp3/sp2 carbon bond ratio decrease of the hydrogenated DLC film.

Also, to determine the cartilage thickness in the PFJs of patients with osteoarthritis (OA) and develop a methodology for comparing an individual patient's thickness maps to the normal templates in order to identify regions that are most likely to represent loss of cartilage thickness.

Amongst other structural changes, OA is characterised by loss of cartilage thickness [ 3] and MR imaging has previously been validated and shown to provide reliable measures of cartilage thickness [ 4, 5] and of cartilage loss in knee OA [ 6].

Corrosion is modeled as symmetric loss of wall thickness that varies in magnitude along the member length.