Sentence examples for material encounters from inspiring English sources

Streamlined die has been designed and proposed based on the fact that it requires less external power than the conventional operations and that deforming material encounters smoother plastic flow.

Sectioning through the 'frozen' weld keyhole with the tool in place has allowed the microstructure development, leading to the formation of the ultrafine grained nugget material, to be directly observed as fresh material encounters the deformation field surrounding the rotating pin.

Moreover, the small amount of material encountered by the particles along their path does not significantly affect the momentum reconstruction performance of the tracker.

"My working hypothesis is that the two events are related, and that this constitutes a short duration cluster of material encountered by the Earth-moon system".

The hominin bone material was distributed in Unit 3, across the surface in almost every area of the chamber, including narrow side passages and offshoots, with the highest concentration of bone material encountered near the southwest end of the chamber, about 10 12 m downslope from the entry point, where the floor levels out.

Various materials encountered in civil engineering are made up of grains interacting with one another along their interfaces.

Estimated velocities electromagnetic waves of some of the materials encountered in the study area as gotten from literatures are shown in table below Table 1.

In recent years, there has been an increasing recognition of the importance of non-Newtonian flow characteristics displayed by most materials encountered in everyday life, both in nature (gums, proteins, biological fluids such as blood, synovial fluid, etc).

Barker has been working here for more than a year, but still occasionally finds the material he encounters profoundly shocking.

The purely subjective rating of art works, which are all but devoid of material value, encounters no rational financial limit in either direction.

In Stuff Matters, Miodownik entertainingly examines the materials he encounters in a typical morning, from the steel in his razor and the graphite in his pencil to the foam in his sneakers and the concrete in a nearby skyscraper.