Sentence examples for minute crack from inspiring English sources

Inspectors examined the tires daily, but even ultrasound failed to detect a minute crack in one tire.

IF IT SMELLS STRONG, DO NOT USE! Casings can be reloaded until they begin to show signs of wear, such as a minute crack near the case mouth.

Dzeko went close again in the 10th minute cracking a venomous right-footer over the bar.

They are traversed by minute cracks that accord with the rhombohedral cleavage (planes of fracture that intersect to yield rhombic forms) of calcite.

In the inspection of steam generator (SG) tubes, the real issue is to detect the minute cracks growing up from the outside.

He also emphasized that the company had improved its methods since then to include an electronic probe that is better able to spot minute cracks in the tubes.

Inspiration for the show comes from the present state of Malevich's century-old abstract Black Square; the once immaculate masterpiece is now a filigree of minute cracks.

As colors brighten beneath the swab, or as she dabs glue into a network of minute cracks, the fresco seems to come alive.

Inspecting the detectors in this way, Weiss would often discover minute cracks, tiny shards of glass, and even infestations of wasps, mice, and black widow spiders, which he would promptly deal with.

As late as 1930 little commercial use was found for the polymer because of brittleness and crazing (minute cracking), which were caused by impurities that brought about cross-linking of the polymer chains.

As late as 1930 little commercial use had been found for the polymer because of brittleness and crazing (minute cracking), which were caused by impurities that brought about the cross-linking of the polymer chains.