Sentence examples for necessary rupture from inspiring English sources

Its platform demands a "necessary rupture" with Brazil's current economic model, to avoid "subordination to the interests and moods of globalized financial capital".

In a section entitled "The Necessary Rupture", it argued: "Regarding the foreign debt, now predominantly private, it will be necessary to denounce the agreement with the IMF, in order to free the economic policy from the restrictions imposed on growth and on the defence of Brazilian commercial interests".

Understanding of mechanical breakage was revolutionised nearly a century ago by the celebrated work of Griffiths on crack initiation in materials that can like glass be ruptured by stresses 100-fold lower than those necessary to rupture the atomic bonds they contained [97].

Additionally, we compare the energy necessary to rupture a cell membrane with the magnetostatic energy of magnetic nanoparticles in MFH and our results indicate that nanoparticle sizes of the order of those currently used in standard MFH treatment produce enough energy for mechanical rupture, thus suggesting that mechanical means may be exploited in MFH to enhance the destruction of tumor cells.

It is necessary to rupture all cell walls in order to release the starch granules.

For reference analyses, it was necessary to rupture the cells using 6 g acid-washed glass beads (diameter: 0.45-0.55 mm) from Sigma (St . Louis USA) as abrasive and 4 mL cell suspension (dry weight from 20 mL fermentation sample) in a glass tube.

These metastable pores are subsequently shown to significantly lower the critical tension necessary for membrane rupture, thus possibly enhancing the release of the trapped genetic material from the endosome.

This is because there are small particles of salt within the water that can produce nuclei cavitation, which is necessary for the rupture and growth of micro-bubbles.

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Furthermore, the thermal motions inside the demineralized water form temporary, microscopic gaps which by themselves can produce nuclei cavitation, which is necessary for the rupture and growth of micro-bubbles.

This is because the thermal motions inside the liquid create temporary, microscopic gaps that can produce nuclei cavitation, which is necessary for the rupture and growth of micro-bubbles.