Sentence examples for mesh strain from inspiring English sources

And over his blind eye, he wears patches that he has sketched and had cast: a gunmetal eye of Horus, an ancient Egyptian symbol of protection; a gold squarish oval with rivets and a mesh strain; and a silver starburst he loves but rarely wears because its rays are too sharp.

(a) Media without wood additives, strain UAMH 7615, (b) media with high amounts of sugar maple, 30 mesh, strain UAMH 7615.

Multiple problems for a uniaxial cyclic loading are solved to study the effect of mesh, strain rate, crystal orientation, different numbers of pre-existing nuclei, and the magnitude of the athermal threshold on the stress-strain responses as well as the microstructure evolution.

In order to achieve a thoroughly regularization, the nonlocal theory is widely adopted in the analyses related to mesh sensitivity strain softening problems since the pioneering work by Bažant (Pijaudier-Cabot and Bažant 1987).

Using a fine mesh strainer, strain the simple syrup, discard the seeds and pods, and place the simple syrup into a liquid measuring cup.

This is easiest done with a slotted spoon, mesh-straining spoon, or a sieve.

For the description of biaxial extension data up to high strains, the concept of a strain-induced increase in the network mesh size (strain-dependent finite extensibility parameter) used previously for tensile strains, is shown to apply generally to all deformation modes.

Shake as before for 30, 60 or 120 min. Collect supernatant, filter it through a 100 μm nylon mesh and strain tissue fragments against the mesh at the same time.

The numerical strategy is based on an algorithm controlling a statistical maximum of the distribution of strain rate of non-formed elements of part mesh instead of the maximum strain rate on the whole mesh for classical optimization algorithms.

Its keen observations of New England delights mesh with a quietly breathtaking strain of whimsy.

Vincente Minnelli's romantic comedy "Designing Woman" stars Lauren Bacall as the prominent New York fashionista who cute-meets the reporter Peck in the aftermath of a golf tournament; they marry but have trouble meshing the disparate strains of their working lives.