Sentence examples for monolithic core from inspiring English sources

As the density of the core increases, the monolithic core members get stockier and more resistant to buckling and thus the benefits of the hierarchical structure reduces.

One of them was the prevention of cracks that form from foreign object damage (FOD) at the surface within the CMC, from entering the monolithic core.

Those prepared using two magnetic stirring steps appeared to consist of a monolithic core within a thin PLGA outer shell (Fig. 2c).

The problem with such software was that their monolithic cores ("kernels") were always bound tightly to one particular type of microprocessor and could thus only run properly on a computer built around that particular chip.Dr Rashid and his colleagues licked the problem by simplifying the kernel, adding what computer scientists call a "layer of abstraction".

The monolithic-core reactor operates nominally at a thermal power of 1.0 MWth and comprises six sectors cooled with circulating liquid NaK-56 at inlet and exit temperatures of 850 K and 900 K.

The flexural-wave attenuation performance of traditional constraint-layer damping in a sandwich beam is improved by using periodic constrained-layer damping (PCLD), where the monolithic viscoelastic core is replaced with two periodically alternating viscoelastic cores.

The old four-story college building, which resembles a postal sorting station, remains intact beneath, with a new great hall and entrance, from which elevators rise to the tabletop through a monolithic, windowless core, while a fire stair dangles from the tabletop like a water park slide.

The previous penetration tests on monolithic foam core sandwich panels were used to validate the present simulation approach, and then the deformation process, critical velocity and energy absorption of monolithic Al plate, ungraded and layered-gradient sandwich targets were studied, respectively.

The fast repeating reversed-phase gradients on a short silica-monolithic or core-shell column in the second dimension can be optimized independently of the actual running first-dimension gradient program.

Microparticles containing 100 μm alginate core (monolithic-like particles) only had an efficiency of ~30%%.

As the electrospinning processes reported in the literature have become more complex, advancing from single-fluid to multiple-fluid processes [6 8], the nanofibers thereby produced have correspondingly evolved from monolithic nanofibers to core-shell structures, side-by-side nanofibers, and nanofibers containing particles or with a high porosity [9 11].