Sentence examples for member compressed from inspiring English sources
I recently saw a cartoon entitled "Man-O-Gram" depicting a man having his male member compressed between the plates on an imaging device.
For her second novel, "Look at Me" (2001), she invented a proto-social-media platform, Ordinary People, whose members compress their personalities into carefully crafted profiles and submit to perpetual Webcam surveillance.
We introduce a new gastrostomy tube design and prototype that inhibits leakage by using an adjustable external retaining member, which compresses against the feeding tube shaft thereby preventing dynamic friction.
The EN 1993-1-1 calculatiof model of initial, equivalent bow imperfection forces qd acting on the bracing system assumes that the stabilized member is uniformly compressed within his length.
The paper is aimed at the probability study of the ultimate limit state of a steel compressed member designed economically according to EUROCODE 3. The theoretical failure probability (reliability index) vs. ratio of permanent to variable load action is calculated by means of the Monte Carlo simulation method.
It also points out possible practical applications of plasticity enhancement through eccentric loading of axially compressed members.
This chapter presents a method to introduce plastic properties in otherwise brittle axially compressed steel members.
Some council members voiced concerns about the compressed timeline they were being given to take an action that could have serious implications for Olympics-related real-estate development in their districts.
The design formulas are based on buckling curves, which are available for purely compressed or purely bended members with uniform cross-sections.
Dr. Trump began studying the voltage-insulation properties of high vacuum and compressed gases while a faculty member at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Gerbera, a member of the sunflower family, Asteraceae, bears compressed inflorescence heads (capitula) with three different flower types characterized by differences in both sexuality and floral symmetry.
