Sentence examples for of each slip from inspiring English sources
One novelty is to consider the tractions of each slip element in a polar coordinate system, using azimuth angles as variables instead of conventional traction variables.
So, among the material descriptions used to predict the onset of heterogeneities, the authors favour those which take into account separately the contribution of each slip system, and this is possible with certain piecewise linear stress-rate/strain-rate relations.
The damage contribution rate of each slip system to the total damage is governed by the current values of the resolved shear stress and the slip rate on the corresponding slip system.
Under cyclic torsion at a high shear strain amplitude, cross slip between slip bands of each slip system was an important process for the collapse of dislocation tangles into dislocation cell walls.
The calculation and analysis of GSFEs here, considering the weighting of each slip system, solubility of alloying elements and ductility capacity, provide a basis for further understanding and controlling alloying elements, which will inspire developing new Mg alloys with tailored properties.
The effect of each slip mechanisms on heat transfer is discussed below.
Some lands on my cheek and I let out a shriek: "Fuck you, fucking cock rash!" I'm brushing down the brick supporting pillar when I see three black, spiky chitin legs, measuring probably a couple of inches each slip out of a crack in the dried mortar.
The spatial distribution of each slip-vector component f G1(2) on the plate interface is represented by the superposition of 129 normalized bi-cubic B-splines at 8-km intervals.
The representative slip velocity function of each large slip area is also shown.
Earthquakes, says Dr Stein, work in the same way.Stressed outThe constant turning of the crank corresponds to the inexorable motion of the earth's tectonic plates, and each slip of a brick represents an earthquake.
To the police, each slip of paper was evidence of a crime, but they were also fragile relics of a bygone day in Harlem and New York City as a whole.
