Sentence examples for mechanical fuse from inspiring English sources

These traits include the presence of a mechanical fuse, rapid growth of roots early in the season and reproductive structures at the end of the season, which probably have a reinforcing effect on the surrounding sediment, and the high resistance of the species to uprooting, stem and rhizome breakage.

B-doped pyrocarbon and hex-BN have been successfully used as interphase (instead of pure pyrocarbon) either as homogeneous or multilayered fiber coatings, to arrest and deflect matrix cracks formed under load (mechanical fuse function) and to give toughness to the materials.

A self-healing multilayered matrix is designed and used in a model composite, which combines B-doped pyrocarbon mechanical fuse layers and B- and Si-bearing compound (namely B4C and SiC) layers forming B2O3-based fluid healing phases when exposed to an oxidizing atmosphere.

Experts said they decided it was not possible to defuse the 250kg (550lb) device because it did not have a mechanical fuse like others of its age, but one operated by means of a chemical reaction.

Previous studies have simulated similar problems in the centrifuge by introducing reduced structural model cross sections (mechanical fuses) to control the locations of inelastic deformation and strength within structures usually made of aluminum [e.g., 29, 39].

One resident also displayed the nearly intact remains of an ATK-EB mechanical time fuse associated with the same dispensers.

The Waterbury Clock Company (now known as Timex) also retooled to make munitions such as mechanical time fuses for bombs and gun sight units for airplanes.

Dr. Octopus, a mad scientist with four mechanical tentacles fused to his spine who sets out to recreate a dangerous fusion-based experiment that could destroy half of New York City.

They stream in all day long for free 40-minute mechanical massages that fuse principles of chiropractic and Eastern medicine.

The monochromatic drawings, rendered in ink and charcoal, fuse mechanical and architectural elements in a haunting, futuristic tangle of splintering viewpoints.

Penn, S. D. et al. Frequency and surface dependence of the mechanical loss in fused silica.